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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 12, 1897)
THE ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT. -JMXBLISHKD EVERY FRIDAY MCRNINC ** ' CLEM. G. MOORE. Official Organ Taliaferro Co. CRAWFORDVILLE, NOV. 12,18»7. TVw» vellow faver situation 5 n all the infected places is getting better. San Marco, one of St. Augus¬ tine’s $250,000 hotels was burned Sunday. The “sound money Democrats do not feel so good over last weeks election. Late reports from the North Georgia gold mines read like a letter from Klondike. Some think that the United States will soon be in war with Spain over the Cuban trouble. Gus Fumbles, the negro who helped kill old man Nobles, is holding religious services in Bibb county jail. and MOTHER about which such bSSj tender and holy recollections cluster as that of “ Mother she who watched over our helpless infancy andguid- Yet ed our first tottering step. Moth¬ the life of every Expectant and all ef¬ er is beset with danger avoid it. fort should be made to Mother’s so assists nature in the change tak¬ ing place that Friend the Expectant is Mother ena¬ bled to look for ward without dread, suffering or gloomy fore¬ bodings, to the hour when she experiences the joy of Motherhood. Its use insures safety to tha lives of both Mother and Child, and she is found stronger after than before confinement—in short, it “makes Childbirth natural and easy,” as so many have said, D o n’t be persuaded to use anything but MOTHER’S FRIEND “ My wife Buffered more in ten mln ntes with either of her other two chil¬ dren than she did altogether with her last, having previously used four bot¬ tles of ‘Mother’s Friend.’ It i» a blessing to any one expecting to be¬ come a MOTHER,” says a customer Hendxkson Dale, Carmi, Illinois. The Bradfleld Reenletor Co., AtlsaU. fl*. GEORGIA RAILROAD. AND CONNECTIONS. For information as to Routes, Schedules and Rates, botli Passenger and Freight, write hi either of (lie undersigned. You will receive prompt reply and fliable informallon. JOK W. WHITE, A. O. JACKSON, T. P. A. o. r. a. AupifiUf On. S. IV W 11.KKS, H. K. NICHOLSON. . C. F. * I*. A. G. A. A thru.. AY. TV HARDWICK. J5. K. MAGII F. S. .4. C. F. A. Mncon, lift. M. K. III'IISOX, r. w. cirri n, S, F. A. S. F. .V P. 4. t MtIledK«vlUe. Au,uiit». i.EORGIA, Taliaferro County. Will be sold on the first Tuesday in December nest in front of the door of the Conn House of ^aid County an undivided 1 one ninth interest in and to tlio following property, to-wit;— All that tract of land situated in the town of Crawfordville., said County, eon tainiM: one acre, more or lesa, bounded on , Street; on Veat bv'lands gi:t Railroad and on of NVasl. Williams ;vnd James F. Held. j AI r « V. I that tract of land lying in Hist. M., said County, containing 80 1 »< n ?. more —> or less, hounded on North and West bv l’ublie Road from Crawfordville to White Plain?: on Fast by lands of \Y. W. Bird and Mrs. S. N. Chapman; on South bv lands of C. H. Goinckc, A. jc Chapman and Mrs. Is. N. Chapman. Sind undivided interest levied on as the property of William Lawson C. II. to satisfy Goiueke an j execution in fay or of j Itgaiun fr iiiiam Lawson, issued from tiic j Justice Court of said District. j P, P HENRY, Sheriff T. C. Some South Georgia people are using bad eggs on Worm an elders in that section. The anti-football bill has pass ed the lower house of the Geor gia Legislature and we expect H IjecomeaJaw. Temperance bills do not stand much show in the Georgia laturc That question is settled - so as this session is concern —-- Governor Atkinson has ap Lmmissioner pointed Jud#e Spencer Atkinson of B. K- and tor .hunt’s Grown, of Newnan, as State Librarian. From all reports the Normal School at Athens is doing a great work for the teachers in Georgia. Properly managed it seems that it should do a great work for education in the State. The great cost of running the State geological department is a bigger cost than the good deriv¬ ed by the State from said de¬ partment, Many such things might'be -rfit down and save a good sum 'to the state each year. The Georgia legislature costs a figure, approximating 91,400 daily. There are 219 members, with clerks, pages, porters, etc. This sum multiplied by 50, the number of days to which a ses sion of the legislature is limited. will give a $70,000 result—the cost of the entire session of 50 days. That big hearted Col. Herman Justi, chief of the bureau of promotion and publicity of the Nashville Exposition, in thank¬ ing the press of the country for making the exposition a grand success, suggests that some the exposition buildings be kept there with a permanent exhibit in them showing tho greatness of the South. C itizens of Athens are stirred up about the continual fuss that is brought up in every sossion of the Legislature wanting to move the University from that city. The Banner says if removing the University will settle the matter, let it btf moved. It should re¬ main where it is. To move it would cost a great deal and do the college no good. It would be another case like moving Mercer from Poulield. Mr. Jonathan Nor cross, of At¬ lantic believes thttt the only cor¬ rect solution of the problem is /or the government to purchase kinds in Africa and export the negroes who may be dissatisfied and discontented in America to the African colony. Ho thinks in this soUloj'pMosably wav the race question can bo „m1 that it is the only means whereby the serious conditions ■ •millif ions confrontin'* onirotnin.-, t he country can satisfactorily be adjusted. —Sheriff Henry and Col. W. N. Maltbie went out hunting Monday but returned without many birds but a sufficiency of exercise. There is more Catarrh in this section of the country than all posed to be incurable. For a o-reut many rears doctors pro uounced it a local disease, and local treatment pronounced it curable Science has proven t Uturrll Gure manufactured by ~ F. ,1. Cheney Co. . loleuo. U.. j s jj le ou j v constitutions! Cure on the ( market. ‘ It is taken internal lv in doses from 1* drops to a ieaspoonful. It acts duvet ly on hundred dollars for any case It fails to eure. Send for circulars ul)t ] testitnonlltLs. Address. F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo, Sold by druggist Tin’. Hall's family pills are the best. _ | CTS W 25 I liUStS netXt All iofc fAU-ST t Bet* Conffc ?Trnp. Tiuftfe Invl ie CT', f 25 o to 0 lime. Z (fl S.- C 1 J 2 by a. H 0 _ z u American ife&uty. £3$Sl of ¥ol A me: iPF*°v ^ < ° !./ / »_ “zJ P^plair to id " habits., and * ‘T*^’ /“ socialpecn Parities, have combined pro duco a type 0 f womanhc ,uite distinct from the women >ther countries. . It , has become \i , £ most , _ an everyday occurrence for the nobility and royal blood of Europe to cross the water in search of an American beauty. for the United States has become throughout the world, The American beauty is a ,)ecu liar product of this co.fptry. She (.- h _ 1 has, ., 1C . u however, nwOT p, oru one . for IOJ .im.l .lidu Kip nnpmv not OIllV to her tail - ' ty, but to her health as 1 .well. That , enemy is . indigenous . ^ to the Climate ,, an n ,t l tj S r> ;} fUa - , 1 ■ ted ' States It is called Catarrh most every woman has it in or severe forms. Our cli „te makes it well-nigh unavoid le> It is the only natural enemy the American woman has. Not only is the United States the hor^e of catarrh, but it is also the home G f the now world-famous catarrh remedy, Pe-ru-na. The medical profession has remedy at last for succeeded the Well devising a universal disease, Dr. Hartman, the original compounder of Pe-ru-na, ha ; a recent book on chronic catarrh which he will send free to (any address for a short time, a. dress The Pe-ru-na Drug W f # g Co., Columbus, O. Ask your druggist for a ^ree Almanac for 1898. ' p e-ru-na A Wife Wanted. There is at least one yopng man in Crawfordville on the hunt for a wife. The following ad. appeared in the Atlanta Con¬ stitution last Sunday: “Honor¬ able gentleman, age 25 desires a wife; must be of good disposi¬ tion. Address i t X. Y. *7 9 1 Crawfordville, Ga." No - ye who feel inclined can C, “X. Y. Z.” a few lines and jll him how many chickens the 'pld gray hen has and how beautiful the sun shines in our land of violets in this bright November weather. 0! the Breast. Mt , A . H . Crausbyt of I5 s Kerr St., Memphis, Tenn., says that his wife veloped into a cancer of the worst type, of and notwithstanding the treatment tbe best physicians, it continued to spread and grow rapidly, eating doctors two holes in her breast. The soon incurable.^ pronounced A her celebrated New York specialist then treat¬ ed her, but she con¬ tinued to grow worse and when informed that both her annt died and grandmotherfead he from cancer gave the case up «9 t*r 4 Jn copeless. then Someone re¬ commended S.S.S. and though little hope remained, she disappeared entirely, end although sev eral rears have elapsed, not a sign of the disease has ever returned. A Real Blood Remedy. s.S.S. (gvaranUed purely vegetable) is a real blood remedy, and never fails free to any ad dress. Swift M k Specific Co., Atlanta Ga. H. K.^ERBEJ ,, , _ Formerly with fTv’mas A I>irtoo, EIBST CLAB TUNING AND REPAIRING -— or — / PIOKOS AND 0RGAtf r Address: 430 WaJker 9f. AUGUSTA, GEORGIA. < JF. B.—Parties wlshicf: to pocrcha* Piano* or organs wfll do well to coufe Fith aim. April W, *97. ding rapidly ex LTucas, of Wash ington, spent a part of this week in town. Cicero's friends here are always glad to see him and wish he would come back and make p«nxxr^Tr;ilo Gravtora\iile hie nis Ump nomc again. Rasins 10. lb at Alliance Ot-ore. -Mr. S. J. Jones, Sr., says that he raises good r.bbon cane from the old stumps anci roots OI the cane. He digs a trench and covers up the roots dunng win ker and plants them out in , spring. For all kinds of Flannel goods, OutmgS, . etc. gO to . Paul r , , r G. , DucaS. —Mr. xx.. JNewt T?iehardson Kicaarason who v 0 "Ot his leg cut off at Greenesboro weeks , . yet some ago is very weatC • , , but . his V • friends f K hope r >Tvo lio l.e i! Worn Out? i J | Do to the v-i—- close of II J J < | you come i ! the day thoroughly exhausted? j > J l Does this continue day after j > ] * day, possibly week after week? j , i > Perhaps hausted you sleep. are even Then too ex- J J i to some J thing is wrong. All these <, > things indicate that you are j J t suffering from nervous need ex- < ) > | [ haustion. Your nerves > feeding and your blood en- j \ 1 riching. ru <; | ;> [ mu | S ; 0f1 | ■ ■— 11 j y „iy.l '•**’* *■*'' ^ ^ | \ of Cod-liver Oil, with Hypo- i! j phosphites of Lime and Soda, ] * contains just the remedies to J; [ meet these wants. The cod- ; u ! [ liver oil gives the needed^ blood, i strength, enriches the j [ ] \ feeds the nerves, and the hy- j j > 1 ! \ pophosphites and vigor. Be give them you tone get j > sure ! > SCOTT’S Emulsion. K r ' \ 1 All dniggfrt,; joc. «nd li.oo- V. \ SCOTT & BOWSE, Chemist,, New York.' t 1 ^ cccccctccccccccctcecce* Yellow Fever PREVENTED by taking. a Our Native Herbs” the Great Blood Purifier and Liver Regulator 00 DAY’S TREATMENT $1.00 Containing a Registered Guarantee. FUEL. ■j2 page Book and Testimonials, Sent by mail, postage paid. Sold only by Agents for THE ALONZO 0. BLISS Co., lVashington, P. C. BRICK! BRICK! BRICK! Ogeechee BricK Co., Union Point, Ga. Building Brick of best Quality. Reliable Contractors for all Kinds of BrickWork. For prices and information apply to Office Advocate-Democrat, or write the Company. g|J j|(Jgf3 ojr Crawfordville And vicinity, will consult their interest by wri ting to Standard Mannfacturing Co., AUGUSTA. GA., For Prices on SASH, DOORS. BLINDS, SHINGLES. LUM¬ BER, LATH or anything in YELLOW PINE. SATISFACTION A. I. STROM, /atehmaker & Jeweler, H:chard*; Store, Crawf ::dvil!r, Ga, • t sair Work a Sj e -ialty. IB MS ■-T, Cl w I ,„,cHiL YEARS *80 TROUSASDS OF DOLLARS EXPENDED. An Expert Ascountant and Qsckksspsr of Detroit Trootiad %/uU Hereditary Scrofula in its Worst Form—Spends a Small Fortune Seeking to Find a Cure. From the Horning Neu t, Detroit, Mich. j4inw H . vrilkce, the well known ex £BX£pS2£ home 24U ai)d a reporter called at his pretty 8iith Street, to interview him midst regarding of house it. j£ e found Mrs. Wallace in the h^visfoi^ on Orchard Street, and lie will tell you tu jf erec i untold agonies ana tortures. I was fe"„’£ *, h gS la ;2„K‘3,d“" cau ... M bM ,„,w „ It was a constitutional blood disorder and by constant treatment and diet it might be cured. The blood purifiers and spring re medies I used only made the eruptions more aggressive and painful. In 1S88 I was a fearful looking sight and was in fact re pulsive. On my limbs were large ulcers which were very painful, and from which tk er * was a continual discharge. In three years I spent over $3000 in medicine and medical services and grew worse instead of better. I tried the medical baths, and in 1 8 93 went to Medicine Lake, Washington, bn* was not benefited. I then tried some proprietary medicine, but did not receive any £%&£& Srt^JBr , ££8S ISMSS! , £2:&®lZ while myTeg movi^ anl some books fainted, I broke the pain an made ulcer on nearly work. While me sick and I had to stop ANNOUNCEMENT --BY- P. B. T obin Cotton Co. No. 5 Warren Block. AUGUSTA. GA., October 11,16497. THE FIR'M OF HULL & TOBIN is this day dissolved by mutual consent, P. B Tobiu having sold out his interest to Asbury Hull. Each partner will transact busi ness on his own account. All the assets of the late firm arc the ASBURY property of HULL, Asbury Hull, who assumes all the liabilities. B. TOBIN. P. AUGUSTA, GA., October 21st, 1S97. Mr. P. B. Tobin announces that lie has sold his interest in the Art gusta Cotton and Compress Co., retired from the firm of Hull & Tobin, „„d an organized the P. B. Tobin Cotton Co., of which he will be President. Having thus disposed of all his other cotton interests, his entire time and attention will be devoted to that of his old friends, and planters and mer¬ chants generally, who may favor him with their patronage. The firm have ample means and facilities for advancing CASH up¬ on crops during the spring and summer, and on cotton instore, at reason¬ able rates. and Ex¬ Mr. Tobin’s eighteen years experience as a Cotton Factor porter is a guarantee of very best results to his patrons. Mercer University, GEOR GIA. MAC ON, The 60th Session Begins Sept. 22nd, 1897. ORGANIZATION. Ten separate schools: Latin Languagennd Literiture; Greek. Language and Literature; English Language and Literature; Modern Languages; Mathematics and Astronomy: Natural History, Physics and Chemistry; History and Philosophy; Pedagogv and Law. EXPENSES—Matriculation Fee S40.00. Boardiu HelpingHalis, $6.00 a month. Mauv students get through the year on 8150. LAW FACULTY^ .—Strong School of Law—Judge Emory Speer, of Imted States Court, Chairman. For further particulars or catalogues, address. P. D. POLLOCK, President, Macon, Ga. rThe H M 9«- U M N •« ?S- H ffOHLD’S BEST BOW I < And the World’s most friendly smile are C If always ready for the well-dressed 5 w man. There's no mistake about A 1 9. this. Energy may miss its mark. itself Talent die f may go a-begging. Virtue may S I ! of neglect. But there is .lways a welcome and measure of success for good clothes. If you wish to test this bit of Philosophy, II just order one of the elegant suits of H i M. Born dc Go I i ) THE GREAT •s-eott *«* asiSa (j Chicago Whose material, A“ productions oeat BORN fit Merchant aod are t finish, l noted and everywhere of perfect Tailors !• ap-to~date for choice | 8 * « 11 H style. suit clothes ft pass- I m port to the World’s friendship! 9 A PERFECT FIT GUARANTEED. ♦ i 300 Selected Patterns to order from. A CALX. Olt Holden & Co., Crawfordville, Ga. Mothers Read This * >a N ■ - For Flatulent 1 :t Colic,Viaxthma, Dysentery, | f Nansea,Coughs, ' ' t M C holera Infantum,Teeth-' ft lng CMldren, Cholera Morbus, Unnatural Drains from the Bowels, Pains, Griping. Loss of Appetite, Indigestion, and an Diseases oi the Stomach and Bowels, Pitt’s Carminative is the standard. It carries children over tbe critical period of teething, and is rec¬ ommended by physicians as the friend of Mothers, Adults and Children. It is pleasant to the taste, and never fails to give satisfaction. A few doses will demon¬ strate its superlative sale virtues. by Price, 2a eta. per bottle. For druggists. AHIH1 m Bib HFjH B and cured Whiskey home Habits w:th f3fM 2 III iws at m §r If E Wl out P^ 11 - Book of par fJgBBBBBII I Ucularssent FREE. ^ AtbkBte, fctfTbcce b.m.wooixky.m.d. K4 K. Fry or St ting in the eliair I again noticed the T>r. Williams’ Pink Pills article in the news¬ paper which was laying on the tioor. I read it carefully amd immediately decided which to give the pills a trial, as the account 1 read had been of a cose similar to mine. I seat the office boy over to Frank that Houp’s afternoon, drug¬ store for a box and took some d continued their use and before I had used one box 1 noticed an improvement. I g r<*w better rapidly and all my friends noticed the improvement, and after taking eight boxes there was not a sore on my person. from the ulcers “I am covered with scars but since that time I have not seen continued a single indication of the old trouble. I the use of the pills long after T was cured as I wanted to get my system rid of that awful Ci 1SC1186 'll Williams’ Pink “ I onlv had bought I)r. 1 would Pills for Pale People at the start be thousands of dollars ahead and had five years of health and happiness instead of torture. To-day I feel like a perfect rid man and my doctor says 1 am entirely oi my old trouble.” H.Waixace. (Signed 1 James PETROIT, Mich., May 7, 1897. Before me a Notary Public in and ferr Wayne County. Michigan, personally being duly ap¬ peared James H. Wallace, who sworn,deposed and said that lie had read the foregoing statement and that the same was true. Robert E. IT Jr., fix, Kotary Public. 7SJH setterJ5* nrs ^ six boxes for $2.fl0 (they are never sold in bulk or bv the 1001, by addressing Dr. WiL liams’ Medicine Co., Schenectadj, It. I, “Shall I not tak« mine case in mine uin T”—Hsxav IV. !& Elegant Meals The D.-it in th^ Preropl jmeuiion Kocms. aaJ Tou High, Cooi, for Airy what pay ouly you order. Warner’s Nonesuch Lunch Rooms For Ladies and Gentlemen. Bitting Boom and Toilat Convenience* are provided. Cor, Paachtraa aad Marietta Sts. Korcraaa BeiMioy. ATLANTA, NMNINMNMMMa FtFTH TAKE ELEVATOR. FLOOR. I
