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About The Advocate-Democrat. (Crawfordville, Ga.) 1893-current | View Entire Issue (June 30, 1899)
THE ADVOCATE -DEMOCRAT % VOL, XVVI. rs \ 1 Out in lives a happy wife. She writes: “ used fdother’s Friand confinements. The last time I and was in labor only a few min utes. Suffered very little.” The does expectant mothers so is because it is an external be applied upon the outside, of the strain comes. It helps the pores of the skin readily and it comes into direct contact is absorbed by the parts involved. sickness is quickly nervousness is kept completely away. sense of dread and during foreboding labor itself. is even is short and almost all, Recovery is quick Friend and benefits sure. Mother’s the just as much as the and when the little one comes be strong, lusty and healthy. Druggists sell Mother’s Friend for $1 a bottla. Send for our free book on the subjeet, finely illustrated. BRADF-IELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA. OA. -r <31 n ■Vi % *• */ a-: S. XjM Look In Your Mirror Do you see sparkling eyes, and a healthy, tinted skin, a sweet attractions expression the a grace¬ result ful form) These are -there of good health. If they are absent, ia nearly always some disorder of tne dis¬ tinctly feminine organs present. health and Healthy beauty menstrual organs mean everywhere. MqELREE’8 Wine of CarUui makes It strikes women the beautiful root and of all healthy. their at trouble. There is no menstrual dis¬ order, ache or pain which it will not cure. It is for the budding approaching girl, the busy wife and the matron the change of life. At every it brin trying crisis in a woman’s life % health, strength and happ iness. costs $i.oo of medicine dealers. For advice address, in cases giving requiring special directions, symptoms, •’ “ The Ladies’ Advisory Department, The Chattanooga M edicine Co., Chat tanooga, Tenn. • MBS. BOZEXA sarai—“t LEWIS, troubled of OoaaviUe, monthly Texas, with terrible was pains in xt ha ad and intervals entirely relieved m j by Wine back, but have been Of CarduL” sfl Beautiful; Hair ( i Dr. Murray’s w**. Nair Promoter Curos dandruff, stops the hair from fall- , i ing out, invigorates the growth, i* a i | superb dressing, and while not a dye, | i by nourishing its roots, will positively color. It re- is i | store gray hair to its original i i the par-excellence of all hair restorer*. i Pntot. at .00 PfiR LARGE Bottle. For sale by druggists—if not. send to us aDd it will be sent, prepaid, upon receipt of price. ! M AMU FACT Off CO OffCT BY THC Murray Medicine Company, | ATLANTA, OA. ! B———B BB B BBBBBBB — For Sale by Owl Drug Store. k PROF. P. M. WHITMAN 209 7th St., Augusta, tia., FREE EYE TESTS for all defects grinds the proper glasses and IV A T them. Lenses cut into your frame while you wait. OF CHARGE. 1 Morphine and Whiskey its treated without pain confinement. Cure teed or no pay. B. H. Man gr Litkia X Springs Austell itarium. Box CRAWFORDVILLE, GA., FRL V. JUNE 30 . 1899 . CONDITIONOFGEORGIA. ROPS 1 Compreliensive Analysis by Commissioner Stevens Showing by Caref/ (S Compiled Fig ures Condition of Crops by Counties For Month of ? it condition. ; condition. f. ) condition. ; acreage. condition. "PSr- canditioo. I coocntinn. !iii = {Uo<» - -2 ? COUNTIES. acreage. «cr(*age. condition. 5 c S acreage. connition. r *! (..me Sorghttm acrertEje. CL Si 5 - « c I i iutf of I stock IIK oS\<z AiUana ~k < 0 ton Cotton (lorn Corn -eJ Ol Wheat - I i Sugar s i i (irasses Grasses a so i a. ■r e 8 Sheep Work I | |S 'i i 8S - Cot Oat- Oat '-r: 5 ! i_ < a A | O KX) so 14 Appling...... 90: ssssssss no, ioo....... 105 bo, gS? fu5~ iOUi.. . 90 f i IX) 1(X| SSSSSS B.ikei-,'...... 801 90 90 ..... loO| fegresg - i so I no 30 Baldwin..... 901 no do 130 ioo 90 ioo no . -r- > -. l(X) 051 1(X* 05 Banks........ 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They know how it weakens and how this affects the baby. All such mothers need Scott’s Emulsion. It gives them strength and makes the baby’s food richer and more abundant. 50c. Sud tl. All druggists. Glorious News. crofuie, which ha-1 caused her great ferine tree* for vears. Terrible sore, out on her heed and face, and (test doctors could give no help: but ,-ure is complete and her health is ent." Tbi* shows what thousands proved,—that Electric Bitters is the 1 blood puririer known. It’s the j i remedy nicer*, boil* for and eczema, running tetter, salt It sores. lates liver, kidneys and bowels, .xAsous, helps digestion builds up i -trength. Onlv 50 cents, .'old by Dr H. J. Held Guarau'.eed. The Appetite of > Goat Life Pill., the wonderful * “” d Liter ^roedy. gi*w aaplend.d buddy apiwtlw, jound diction ondla ireguU habi 1niure O nly * 2. JT cents nU at anyj ' Drue jrug Store bK^e. One thousand fresh soldiers per { the Philippines Is what wants. CA-TOBIL. Hm M I ;' qu-‘M m The KM m Amy: , m ROYAL V Absolutely 'Pure Makes the food more delicious and wholesome NOVAL BAKINO POWDER CO., HEW YORK. And What Their Neighbors An 3 Doing. ALL SECTIONS ITEMIZED. Ill tlio News of the County as Told by Our Wide- wake Pencil Pushers. EDGEW00D ITEMS. BY MAX. Crops small, though looking well. Mrs. Abb Sturdivant is quite sick. Dr. J. A. Rhodes was in this commun ily last week. Mr. Lorenza Alford, of Orawfordville, was among us Sunday. Miss Dallie Sturdivant has been visiting her brother here recently. Rev. II. M. Harrison will preach at Edgewood Sunday evening. Mr. J. P. Humphrey visited near Sharon Saturday and Sunday. Mr. J. B. Evans, after an extended vis¬ it on Pearidge, has returned to Mr. R. T. Jones. Miss Annie Oglctree spent several days of last week with her mother, Mrs. 8. S. Ellington. Mr. S. S. Ellington says that his wheat crop was better than it h s been in 10 years. But, says lie “1 have aot sowed any In 10 years." We learn that the average attendance of Edgewood Sunday school, for the 2nd. Quarter 1809, is 33. Let all take courage, an d. especlajly the young people; for had the ey not come more regular than the older people the average would he less than 20. The “Roundlap Bale!’’ What next? Wedonot know; but something to bur¬ den the farmer! We do not see how the farmer will be benefited by having his cotton baled in this “new way.” On the other hand we believe It is directly against his interest. ROUNDLAP COTTON BALES. TO SATISFY THK OKMANO TUJS KN TIItK CHOP WILL EVENTUALLY BE SO HALEB. For once the cotton planter ha* an idly among the great corporations. For years the cotton tie ring, the bagging combine und the compress people have all lived off the cotton grower. There was no way to fight them and so they grew rich on their enormous profits, which the farmers had to pay. Now the American Cottou Com¬ pany with Its Roundlap hale Is in the field and it is so revolutionizing the old cotton handling business ihutmnny of the ex¬ penses are necessarily wiped out. The farmers must Inevitably gel a large share of its savings, out the old compress peo¬ ple and the bugging and tie trusts aro rais¬ ing a great commotion against the Amer¬ ican Cotton Company as though they had always been the friends of the farmer. Unfortunately for them they never played the friendly act before and now the far mere doubt the sincerity of their re pentence. The Roundlap bale Is the trade mark name given by the American Cottou Com¬ pany to Its round bale to distinguish it from all other bales. The cotton mills of New England and of Europe are eager buyers of this hale because as compared with all other bales it has many advan¬ tages covered by broad patents, which greatly lessen the cost of manufacture to the mill. This Roundlap bale eliminates two or three processes in manufacturing and as the cotton mills of the world are willing to pay more fortbis cotton than any other, it naturally follows that to secure the highest prlcM all southern cotton must iu tima be put up in this Roundlap form. Mr. Wm. C. Covering one of the most distinguished cottou mill men of New England says: — that the time “I do not hesitate to say Is coming when the cotton manufacturers all over the world will insist that their cotton shall he delivered to them In the form of a Roundlap bale." The state annual convention of clerks of the superior court, sheriffs and chiefs of police will meet in Macon on July 12th. Free of Charge. Any adult suffering Irom a cold settled on the breast, bronchitis, throat or lung _ will call troubles of any nature, who at Owl Drug Store, will be presented with a sample bottle of Boschee’s German Syrup, free of charge. Omy one bottle given to one person, and none to children without order from parents. No throat or lung remedy ever had such a sale a* Boschee’s German Syrup In all parts of the civilized world. Twenty years ago millions of bottles were given away, and your druggists will tell you its success was marvelous. It is really the only Throat and Lung Remedy generally endorsed by physicians. One 75 cent bottle will cure of prove its value. Sold by dealers in all civilized countries. NO- 18 BARNETT NEWS. BY C Pea and potato crops will be late this year. Mr. J. L. Turner has the finest cottou we have seen. Dr. Andrew Coopor. of l'owelton visited liis unele Dr. J- J. Cooper last week. Mr. James Ledbetter and family, of Hancock, visited this section last week, Blacksmithlng seems to agree with Reuben Dozier since he moved to Barnett. A party of young ladies and gentlemen went from here to the Ogeeehee last week fishing. Everything putting in their biggest licks now and every one counts two. Crops looking well. Mr. and Mrs. Marable, of Monroe, wero visiting the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Taylor last week. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Turner and their son, Allen, attended commencement at Crttwfordville last week. Miss Emma Bagby returned to her home near Burnt tt; she has been nursing Mrs. Triplett for the past three months. Pastor Norman preaches here at the Methodist church Saturday and Sunday. Children’s day will bo obc-ryed Sunday. Come out and enjoy the services. Mrs. Triplett, who 1ms been an invalid so long, has been removed to the home of l)r. Nash near Norwood with the hope that a change will benefit her health. He Fooled Inc Surgeons. Ad doctors told Kenick Hamilton, o! West Jefferson, ().. after suffering 1( mouths from Rectal Fistula, he would dl« unless a costly operation was performed; hut he cured himself with five boxex ol Buckieu’* Arnica Salve, the aupest Pil« %ur« /World. on Earthy 25 ut.d box. the be'-- Dr. la tin cents a Sold by Ki J. Retd Druggist. SANDY CROSS ITEMS. We arc dry In this section. Crops welljwerkcd und look well. Mrs. Estella Lavender is quife sick. Mrs. Mildred Rhodes visited Sai dy Cross last week. Mr. J. B. Cloth worthy has a number «I guasts at Hillman, - . Mr. C. W. Caldwell has been farming at Hillman this week. Mr. Jim Griffith has been on tiie puny list but keeps his plow moving. If you want good home made wheat Hour sun your wheat and carry It to Eliae Allen. Mr. Jef Portwood waa here a few days ago. He is Improving very much in health. FAIR PLAY. BY WHIPPOORWILL. Crops are looking well in this section. Soon be lay- by time with the farmer. Every body Is getting them a bird dog; hide out little birdies. Mr. W. M. Wynne, the wire man , has left for Putnam county. Mrs. Tip Clemmons is on & visit to rela¬ tives In Effingham county. Messrs. Tom and Sid Fouche are paint¬ ing the Convent at Sharon. Clanton Garrett, of Barnett, visited Mr. Joseph Clemmons last Tuesday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm B’.urdivant, of MiL drajon, visited iu this section last Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. David Grice, of Edgefield, 8. C., is on a visit to Mr. and Mrs Kealy. Mr. Dock Pittman, of Atheni, Ison a visit to his brother Mr. II. W. Pittman of this section. On account of bad luck we wM nc| bn able to take an intended trip to Sidney, Ga., this season. There is some nice watemerllons patches aiound here. Glad they will get ripe during dark nights this year. Rifttorered by a Woman. Another great discovery ha* been made, snd that too, by a lady In this country. “Diseaae Xastened its clutches upon be» and lor si fen years she withstood U« severest tests, but her vital organs were undermined and death seemed imminent. For three months she coughed incessantly, and could not sleep. She finally discover¬ ’d a way to recovery, by purchasing of us s bouse of Dr. King** Now Discovery for Consumption, and wa« so much relieved on taxing first dose, that she slept all night: and with two bottles, has been absolutely cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther Luta. Thus writes W. C. Ham nick A Co., of Shelby, N. C. Trial bot¬ tles free at Dr, R. J. Reid’s drug store. Regular size 9>c and 01.00. Every bottle guaranteed.
