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ADVOCATE-DEMOCRAT. VOL. XXXII. Atna Fire Insurance Company. Cash Capital $4,000,000; Surplus $ 1 1,000,000. Get Your Insurance in a Strong & Safe Company. Insures Country & Town Property Call at the Bank. L. P. M cCORD, Agent SOUTH GEORGIA OflVrs greater inducements to the homeseeker than any other section of tlie I iiion. It is a section where one can farm every month in the year, and \\ here people do not depend upon a single crop for a living. A greater diver¬ sity of crops can be grown than in any other section—corn, cotton, oats, rye, rice, sugar cane, melons, all kinds of lruit and vegetables. The soil is exceed¬ ingly fertile, the temperature (summer and winter) perfect, the rainfall ample lor all purposes, fuel abundant, building material cheap, offering the greatest agricultura. inducements. The land is level and free from rocks, easily culti¬ vated, and two crops can be produced in a year. Hundreds of North Georgia and Carolina farmers have within the past few years settled m South Georgia and are realizing the advantages of that section. There are thousands of acres oi unimproved farm lands, convenient to railroad and market, which can be Uyught for $3 to $10 per acre. The Georgia Southern & Florida Railway runs through the center of South Georgia, and its Immigration and Industrial De¬ partment will promptly answer all inquiries from parties seeking locations for homes and investment. Write to W. L. GLESSNER, Commissioner, Macon, Ga. HAVE YOUR HOUSE Or Barn INSURED, and DO NOT DELAY. We Represent Two of the Strongest Com¬ panies in the World. ITrnnTr r-nni %r c- r — ... « uo. «• . Li 1 A #j®i GRIFFITH RHODES. & CALL ON JOS. A. RHODES. WINCHESTER MNUELACK” Loaded Black Powder Shells Shoot Strong and Evenly, Are Sure Fire, Will Stand Reloading. They Always Get The Oansc. For Sale Everywhere. '•<qWw Lv, ccy./ .y yi-, — 1 --- - W Where safe you find place Shield to trade, Brand because Shoes | | it is a merchants they are sold by reliable everywhere. Be sure to ask for « Kiser’s King $3.50 Shoe for men, and you will get your money’s worth. Made in 37 styles and all the Colt, popular Vici, Leathers, Patent Gun Metal, Box Calf, etc. M. C. Kiser Company Style 375. Manufacturers SS Pat. Colt ATLANTA, GEORGIA Elucher. CRAWFORDViLLE, GA., FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1906. AUTUMN TIME. .Despite the pleasant hays that have passed aloug the way. Despite the good old summer’s many charms, There comes upon the spirit in the season of the hay A feeling of exqu site peace and calm. The haze of Indian Summer stretches out across the hills, The mocking bird is singing in the grove. Into the human heart the autum.u time instills A feeling of contentment, peace and love. Nature now begins t< change her dress to gaudy hues; There’s a feeling jx sweet sadness in the air. The violets now will l eave us. the daisies we will lose, And the forests will be leafless, bleak and bare. Now, the autumn’s evening twilight is the best of all the day, For tis then that all of nature sinks to rest. As the harvest moon looks down ; t seems to me to say: “In the fall I’m at my finest and ray best.” Now the autumn’s rignt among us with its pleasure and its pain, And Thanksgivin * Day and Christmas come apace; So we'ii labor on, rejoicing that the fall has come again, And thank the Great Redeemer for his grace. —U. F. -is; MIDGET. Mr. Tas Perkins says old Mid gee aiut got no use for sleep. Mr. G. T. Moore claims while he is related to K ... ho inherited an entirely -efferent disposition. As 1 ” the Lineolnton preacher where he stands on this subject. Mr, James Moore. Kendrick will return to Macon this , T eek to resume his sy udiosyit r * lie will take a !$£§; Mr, and M-o m e sous oi x* u the family of Mr. John M. .m’iek recently. Mr. Ben Johnson of Thomson was among friends in our city Monday. There will not be any Sunday School next Sunday on account of the streets being crowded with negroes attending camp¬ meeting at this place. Dr. Cloud wiii be in Crawford ville Oct. 1st one week ONLY. Have your dental work done at this tune. Mr. and Mrs. Pitzhugh Flyut | are glad to welcome a little Mlss | who arrived last Friday. Joe Wheeler killed a rattle ! snake with 15 rattles last week, ! and Will Jones killed one Friday near Mr. Howell Curry’s, which had 20 rattles. Mr. Henry K. Hill of Atlanta is visiting his brother, Mr. Field¬ ing Hill. We are informed by Col. Pat Brennan that Uncle Jim Maher Is picking cotton. \V hat a sur¬ prise! Teacher—“What was the re¬ sult of DeSoto’s expedition?” Lawrence Brown—'‘Ho took the Gold Fever ami died.” Again it is necessary that it should be mentioned about sub¬ scriptions for school. We can¬ not run a school without the j means to support it, and parents i sending are requested to sub i scribe or pay tuition. Messrs. Q. D. and W. it. Moore who arc visiting; Hot j Springs. Ark., are reported im i proving. COMBS. BY E. Z. News is scarce. All hands picking cotton but me. The sick are all improving. We are sorry to report the serious ill ness of Mr. It. 11 FIuker, wiio is visiting his sister, Mrs. J. M Murden at Robin sou. The equinox has conic and gone, we hope, tor this time. Judge It. F. Poss is building a lmck room to tho front; end of bis store., Mr..I. II. Jackson lias routed out Mr. Jickios’. farm, lyck. stock amt lm r - yol, ol. aud and wild said Bekles Eekles I him routed udwiping, L §ur city city containing contaiuinj two room- (ixBJt. ' is h„ : alWau«mtji :;; Utef» plcniy d . r . ** , now, but Corporal Wall is doing fairly well at present- Seluh. Some one said in my presence the oth¬ day that It. F. Posh was going to work I do not believe it, for he is a kins¬ man of mine and 1 know I will not work l do uot believe any such staff. Some time ago I said something about ugly men but let me tell you that wo have some women that no body else but us would have and wo would not if we could help It. We have had a lot of chickens at our house this year and 1 have been grunt¬ ing all the year and my folks thought 1 was sick, but not so. 1 was just grunt¬ ing for chicken, hut they are about out, so you need not expect any more grunt¬ ing from me unless I see another chicken. Since writing the above I have hoard that my old friend, R II. Fiuker, is dead. All that I can say is that we have been together from tho cradle to the present time. My sympathy is with his relatives and many friends. A hath cleanses the skin and rids the pores of refuse. A bath makes for better fellowship and citizenship. Not only should tho outside of the body be cleans¬ ed, but occasional use of a laxative or cu tharticopens the bowels and clears the system of effete matter. Lost foi this are DeWitt’s Little Marly Kisers. Pleasant little pills that do not gripe nor sicken. Sold by I lad a way & .Moore. If,. I’m going to Marionbad to take the waters and thin down a bib She—Aren’t you thin enough? lie No. I’ve just had a d< % n made, and they ad fi’ me too tight y round the neck.—Oaricufucn. The Right Remedy. M"ii and women who sutler loom Indi¬ gestion, Nervous Debility, Constipation, Kidney and UMder Tr< niff Most, \ i talitv, and »H kindred diseases, will find relief by using Haggard’s Speeilic I ab¬ lets They have been tweniy years their on the market and have demonstrated paramount virtues, healing and health giving qualities. Head for hook of par¬ ti, u ; aV s, If voar druggist cannot supply y ,,, j they will be sc tit pro aid upo > r< - j crept of p.-irs •. Per 1 ox - f »0ct-. Addre- , Haggard Hpe ifie Co,, Atlanta, Lay NO. 34. The Song Hair | There are four verses. Verse 1. Ayer’s Hair Vigor stops falling hair. Verse 2. Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the hair grow. Verse 3. Ayer’s Hair Vigor cures dandruff. Verse 4. Ayer’s Hair Vigor makes the! scalp healthy, and keeps it so. It is a regular hair-food ; this is the real secret of its won¬ derful success. Tho best kind of a testimonial— '‘Sold for over sixty years.” adoLy Aiao -T. muiiufaoturortt O. Ayor Co., Lowoll, of Mobil! f SARSAI’ARILI.A. yers CHERRY PIUS. PECTORAL. Order Levying: Taxes, 1906. (i E<) KG I ,\, Tal in fern i (h unity. Ordered that the tax rate for said county purposes, for the year 1000, be 10,20 mills per hundred cents, or $10.'20 pe r $ lot KMX) on the taxable property as it appears on the Tax Digest for said year 1900, and the Tax Collector be authorized to levy and collect the above ratoon the taxable proberty of the county, to be used for the various couuty purposes as follows, to wit: To retiring court house bond and interest nn bond ______mills To repairing bridges and othht impi'Aivomclvts..... x.,3.5' ■ lo jurors, cnurt' # Xpens(*S(iiiC 2 ilor-mui ..< I,. MV iX> cry, fuel, coal, etc. To insurance and repairs on public buildings ........ .5 To deficit for 1900-------- M3 “ ,1. M. Mi udh.v, Chairman (J. \V. ( ' a i.mv ki,i., (». M. Saugus, (iuo. W. Bkow.n, Hoard Com, <d' It. & It. of Tal. Co., Ga. No one would buy a sailboat with sails that could not he loefed. There is always that possibility of a little too much wind that makes a cautious man afraid to go unprovided. The thinking man, whose stomach sometimes goes back on him, provides for Ids stomach by keeping wiihin a bottle of Kodol For Dyspep-iu reach. Kodol digests what you eat and restores the stomach to lift) condition to pioperly perforin its functions. Hold by I laduvvuy & Moore. PAT'S ESCAPE. An Irishman, meeting another, as Hod what had become of their old acquaint¬ ance, Patrick Murphy. ‘•Arrau, now, dear honey,” said the other, “poor Pat was condemned lo bo hanged, but ho saved hii life by dying in prison."—Exchange. When two strong men come to blows, even if 1 hey are wall matched, it is not a pleasing sight, but if the man who get tlie worst of it, will use i)eWitt’s Witch Hazel , salve, he will look better and fool boiler in short order. Be sure you get : DeWitt’s. Good for everything a salve I is used for, including piles. Hold by ii nluway & Moore. ! --------- hum would. “I’m going up to interview your wife,” ! said the society leponor. “D > you sup ! pose she’ll ntlk?” “bo IV" replied tlie husband. “Why, ’ she’ll be bilking wicm your twenty-sec¬ ond edition comes out.” Wanted; Gentleman or lady with good reference, to travel by rail or with rig. for iirm of §230,000.no capital. S ;il «ry § 1 072,00 per year and t x pen-os: salary , paid weekly and / xpenie- advanced. Ad dreto with damp, Jos. A Alexander, Crawfordvillo, Ga.