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Published Every Friday Morning.
(J. A. BARTLETT,
Editor - and - Publisher.
Jappkr, Ga •I March, 29, 1901.
Advertising rates made known
an application. I^egal Rates on all
Legal Ads. Jo Rills Duo and
Payable on First insertion.
Subscribe for tlie Pkogiucsh.
New Mexico Territory liar ftp
plied for statehood.
The Canton Cotton Mills began
operations last week.
There is estimated to bo about
20,000 cases of Leprosy in tlx
Philippine Islands.
Congressman Lon Livingston,
of the 5th District is talked of ns
an opponent of Steve Clay for the
Senate in 1902. If Livingston
makes the race he will strike Hint
as well as Clay. <*
Gen. Botha 1ms refused the
peace terms offered by Lord
Kitchner, so England will still
have her hands full with the
Boers, without getting into a
fracas with Russia.
Mrs. Carrie Nation, the Kansas
saloon smasher, is now editing a
newspaper called the Smashers
Mail. She .publishes all letters
written her commenting on the
wa
*.• *»
and general manager of her paper.
Gen. Funston with a party of
scouts have r been gent out into
Isabella province, on the island of
Luzon, in search of Aguinaldo.
The Atlanta Journal thinks lie
would have been captured long
ago if they had a few of the II. S,
deputy marshalls over there, who
round up moonshiners in Georgia.
Tho battleship Now York is
now on its way to Turkey with
United States Consul Gummere
on board, lie has orders from
this government to demand apolo
gies and collect $50,000 from
tho Sultan of Turkey, which ho
owes this government for the de
struction of property belonging to
Americau m ission aries.
Tho Atlanta Daily News says
that Seaborn WriglU, of Floyd
county, is being talked of as a
candidate for governor as a prohi
bition democrat. There are al
ready three candidates in the
race, Attorney General Terrell,
Fleming duBinguou and Pope
Browne. If Mr. Wright makes
the races he will make it unpleas
ant for some of the whiskey candi
dates.
This item from an exchange
might be applied very appropri
ately to some at least, of Blue
Ridge merchants: “If you ask a
merchant for an ad or a few locals
he will tell you he doesn’t believe
in advertising—a paper is never
read. But let one be caught hug
ging the hired girl or chasing a
loose piece of calico up the street
after dark, and if the printing of
fice is in the garret of a twenty
etory building he will climb to
the top and ask the editor not to
publish it in the paper where
everybody will read it.”—Post.
TO DEVELOP GEOI1G1 t OKB
AM) TIMHEB
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K. Ti ; A.
t liiiiimn 1 < 11
Orme, of At 1 Ui#
The comp XX) acr< s
of land i 11 Murra , Gilmer
kanniii <•< ,P which th
company propo? to •volop tlu
ore and timber. T’ho right t o ,n
crease tho capital stock to
000 or io dccri'H^i? ii io w j*K) ? (^ W) if
FLAWS.
Why pick up every flaw you Ff*<
in a man? Why let one
om it] > BO large that it hides a
half a dozen virtues': Is that the
measure von wish taken of your
character? W< ourselves look
with leniency on our own faults;
we see how circumstances pressed
or under what iniluenc-s, or mi*
apprehensions we were h-d to j.. .
tis we did. We did not know till
that lias moved another. We
know that we did not intend to
SO VC try wrong, and do intend to
be geni-rally right. Why not give
another the credit of being equal
iy as good, and having equal ly
reasonable excuses for his failure?
Why have we
to set up a standard or draw a line
for another to come up to,
they to do the same for us? How
ever strict a line wo may draw for
ourselves, it is arrogance to de
mand that others toe our
Red Hot from the dun
Was the hall that hit G. 11. Steadman*
of Newark, Mich., in Iho civil war. It
c.iuKed horrible Ulcers that no treat
mont helped for 20 vein s Then Buck
leu’s Arnica Salve cured him. Cures
cuts, bruises, burns lloila felons, corns,
skin eruptions. Best Pile cure on earth.
24 cents a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold
by Tate, Simmons A Co.
The people of Ducktown, it is
said, are greatly alarmed iff the
...............On........Killer.. Ex
l ,ort t>l>5-"'«-mnB leve d.-elnmltlmt
,1 .» semimn email |,ox, »,„l etV
orte ere l,e.n S me.le to ,,,iam„tin„
against it, but it is said to bo a
difficult ,, undertaking, , . ,. ns probably i i i
more than ,, a hundred tit peoplewere ,
exposed to it , , Indore they knew tor
certain that . it .. was small ,, pox.—
Blue Ridge World.
.....
Out oi three regiments in t he
Philippines to ho mustered out
only throe men offered to re-on
list ‘. the ranks , of regiments.
in now
Chronicle.
Some thoughts always find us
and keep us so. Such a
thought is a love of the universal
and eternal beauty.
FC-Cc"
Make
American Benu
<j–| in \Yc till styles have ; ;.;;J
shape !" CJ iff even
U. i every
\ CO!'?-- i sold
.
ur.ua .ms most
v liberal warrant—
“Monev refunded after four
week trial ti coi ->et is not
satisfactory.
Look ior : - W.. {
Trade Mar;:
inside is 4
and on box. /
KALAMAZCi V ff^SET CO.
Sol* Makers.. lialamaxoo, Mich.
TOR SALK BY
TATE SIMMONS – CO
Ikoticc of Petition.
GEQKDlA PICKENS COUNTV.
A <<« pan i is. P. Harrison, Z. I). liar
<011, David tv. Thomas, shows:
risen aud »V. Is, Milos inspect! themselves, illy
irfutir That they desire, for
associate*, successors and assigns,
! to become incorporated under the name
l of THE ATLANTA MARBLE CO.
?. 'The term for which petitioners de
sire to he f leiMpovated renewal is twenty the end years, of
1 with pri 2 .: of at
! that firm said corporation
The eapUiil dock of
: shall be i-#j„ –U; hundred thousand dollars,
divided I shares of one hundred dol
shell Ix^Pfully ]K)f wliieh paid sixty in before thousand said dollars corpo
ration ®Jns business, increasing and petitioners said capi
! I desire privilege of exceed
tnl «r o(4 - from time to time, not
bag in ilic aggregate one million two
hundred thousand dollars.
Philip Armour’s Hotrod of (Sin
t
1 il» ut J I. vo
■
, ,\ writer in Tim \ '
or M ..,,1 < . i, it.
a charactori.*! io aivc
(1 >no of 111 s mm let mi ■
iroug I) tho poorer f.,.rts of Cliicfw
i'o, Mr. Amour came upon a
: • destitution. fho husband
broken his Je while : j *•
The wife v its suffpring
rheumatism. Tim
■n were Without, food. Mr.
. ■
did .. . not stop to 111 J 1
\ nnour * | a (•
the unttcedents of 1 110
] v were, but- that same day sent
food and money to them,
Soon afterward a clergyman
who knew of the cast; CftJJeo ,, , on
Mr. Amour and told him that ho
had made a mistake in Hueconng
t hf! h « u S rv
“Why no?” asked the nwr
stroking his side whisker*
in a meditative manner.
“Beeuiise,” was the min'ster’s
reply, “the woman is an iiTelig
)1IH sinner, fallen from grtice utid
“You—,” replied Mr. Amour.
“you are a canting bigot unfit to
touch the doctrines of Jesus Chrigil
Get out of this office.”
The One Tiny Cota Crr?.
For edd in the licctd csm.5 :<• >ic throe! use
i5i ill’s i'hocokites JkftXJtfcK’C \ he |e
icy
DROPPED FROM THE LIST
,, p | iaskilJg) 0 f Cincinnati.
fold the follow ing anecdote at thl tjb
Kvertt 1IouP(> to quorate
phase of .human nature whMi
lmd« |.«op1o t<> Claim to
knowledge »>u any and all tlmla.
“At a dinner party given s»u>.< A
time ago in. a western citv, /^d
u, one of the
-. m-.-i 1 1 : riii-t |o his \ er- b- -a u t. i
busies and asked; “Mrs.
you know what causes the miijv
way in the heavens?’ Why. t’4 f<G
I .it . \e foi gotten was the it -
swer received. ‘Thai was a greet
pity, he said, sadly shaking *hia
head. ‘To think that yony tin' 1
only poison in all this world j who
knew-tho'cause of that phenome
non of the heavans, should have
f , w , tu , n itr A|1(I tnJ||
ll!U , , llu e , lcek fee , illjum| l)e .
look hi|n off
vWti „ g , iHt ..._ Now y orkTribnlw
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Rev. J. T, Jenkins litis ordered
a tent, with a seating capacity 1 of
1,000, in . which he will hold relig
ions meetings in different parts 1 of
the town. IIo hopes to have it
up in April, the first meeting to
. lie held , ,, near the knitting factory,
conducted , , , by a layman of the
‘
baptist ,, .. . church.—Marietta , , . Jour
j
The Atlanta Constitution and the
Pkogueks one year each for $1.50.
Pay up your back subseripti Oil
and one year in advance, and we
will send you the Western Poultry
News, published at Lincoln Neb.,
One Year FREE. Call in or
address the Progress, Jasper, Ga.
Kllljny Qua rant! ue*.
Ellijay, Ga., March 25.—Ellijay ha*
quarantined against Ducktown, Tenn.,
80 miles north of this place. The cop
per mines tire at Ducktown and there is
smallpox at that place.'
KcpublUiuns Seltot Melesutp.
Birmingham, Ala., Mai-ch 23.— The
Republican executive committee of the
Thirteenth senatorial district, composed
of the county of Jefferson, met here
aud nominated John T. Mclnery, for
mer mayor of {Bessemer, as a candidate
for constitutional-convention. delegate fom this district to the
Ashore Near Mobile.
MoBll.:: ________ fesfora* <wh 37.-Th* American
schooner VV. Wnitford, Captain
Slyer*, i'ro.n IL-liss». ruuuing in the Ja
mair.-. i’ritisii.Honduras fruit tra*.e.
has gone ash-n-e on Saud islaud, outsiih
Mobile buy, and is reported a total loss,
The crew.get ashore safely.
4. Petitioners propose quarrying and selling
Illy ... business of articles
marble, of n.uiufaeturing such
in marble for sale as they maydeero build ox
p,. ( ]j unf) an dof contracting to mar
ble structures. place of
5. The principal office or
business of said corporation shall be at
its works in tho county of Pickens and
State of Georgia, with such agents and
oflices elsewhere as its business may
reader expedient. petitioners to be made
Wherefore pray aforesaid
a body corporate under tho
name for the term of twenty years with
the privilege of renewal at the end of
that term, aud with power to sue and be
sued, plead and be impleaded, to have
and use a common seal and at pleasure
to change the same, to purchase, lease,
and sell, property, real and personal, certificates to
issue bonds, mortgages and
of stock, to make by-laws and change
the same at pleasure, and generally to do
and perform all such things as may be
lawfully done by minings corporations have
under the laws of Georgia, and to
ail the powers and privileges granted by
the laws of Georgia to Mining Corpora
tions as fully as if specially prayed fol
ia this petition. This March 18th, 1001.
Z, D. Habisi#on.
Atty. for Petitioners.
Filed in the Clerks office of Pickens
Superior Court March 18th 1001.
J. T. AthektoN, C. S. C.
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The most beautiful tiling in
^ wor , d ; s , he bab> , all
dimples ... and , ]‘>v. . The mo- 1
. sameMby, 1
thingk that
v -h*h ’ AllCi m prunv-- u..
does not know that a
little fat makes all the differ*
eivce.
Iffinples and joy have tyone,
and left hollows and fear; the
fat, that was comfort and
color and curve-all but uitv
and love-is eonc.
The little one gets no fat
from her food. There i.; scr.ic
thir CL • • wrong; it is either her food
or 1-mi!!. She has had 1.0
f:ff for week.-.; is living on vrh:ff
s lie hr.cl rcorei! in thr.t 1-U“T :
little body of Jicrs; and that;;;
Si o Jg st irvinw for ; f
it death, b..- quick! 'ii"”
is 1
ol.ott :■ ItiLulsion of _ U.od
ff.vr Off i.* the Git she can
Like; it Will save her.
,1 The .ueimiac has this picture u..
'Ufib for taste l o'.x> win , sT»p”° surprise t JiffV.J
you.
tffj * 409 Pearl Chemists. St., MY
y 50c. and $1.00
all druggists.
A new terror of courtship has,
according to one of the medical
papers, been developed. A young
woman for some days had been
suffering from a supposed attack
of pleurisy. When a doctor was
called in lie found that one of her
ribs «as fractured. After much
questioning the gin blushingly
admitted that her fiance had in
flicted tho injury while giving her
the usual lender embrace before
parting on his last visit.—London
Mail,
i
0$5
13 c n cvp tv box *f !!:.' goauin# ;
-4 'AiTi’.P ; ' . ! C Vableto
’ w ’ ' fC ' r ’ % -y ;*? dt Y
-
man ~ 18 a -' ---------—, va J 8 a hacaolor^ un
til he gets married, and then lie is |
I . ust what , h * s ' vlfe . f ( ‘ hoose , . c ' . ai1 ,,
him .
Low to \ m Texas,
© At frequent intervals dur
! .up Jng i 901, round trip
tickets will he sold via the
fjpttoj BqH Route,
u from Cairo and
It QJW. y? Memphis 0 points
ft* ff jjrArkansas, Louis
n 1 mmW ffffvna. Texas, and
1 Sindian and Ok!a
' homa Territories,
eatly reduced
rates.
/ Tel! u here you want to fo: also
w, you ould like to leave, a ad we
... ;|| tell you when you can secure cne
it the low-rale tickets and wh.-t It will
ytU coat. schedule We for will the also trip send and Texas. you an a interesting complete
^ little book. "A Trip to
b t r4^y/ yuan \f I / ; / / 8.1!, sines, T. P. A, Oblfciwg?, Tens.
/ Xj i j / ' L W. laKAWif, 0. P. end T. A., St. Louis, Mo.
1 ELL US THE SEWS.
The printer’s best friend is the
man or woman who gives him
items of news. There are people
we know however, who have such
a prejudice against telling a news
paper man anything that if they
’
. wouldn t anything .
died they say
T If- , , Anything .
about. , , ywi KllOW
let us have it. If a baby J is born
to you, give it ill for publication
—the item, not the baby. If
have visitors, send us their names
und residence. If J you have made
a successful financial speculation
and have money in your pocket,
give it to us—that is the 'tern, w;e
don’t want any money. News
papers run without money. If
not convenient to call, drop us a
postal. Send us the news and oc
casionally $1 for a years subscrip
tion to the paper.—Exchange.
An odd case of abnormal grow th
i* ret orted from Is! ip, L. I- wlieie
a youth of nineteen years- lias
'gTo'wn foiiT’-hrirrTFT tfrtitng-t«T
neris lasting six week. .... \\ lien ^
taken ill, ’ of a fever, ' the ^oung J n
man measured five feet, ten inches.
Present.lv it was noted that -his
bod was two short for him to
st retch himself out straight. Ho
was measured and to the astonish
ment of all present he was found
to have grown to ho six feet, two.
The Physician says ho can not ac
count for it in no way except that
the muscLs have relaxed. Unless
th - muscles contract when the
young man gets up ho will find
himself too big for his breeches.
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^ n’ood Cough Mediciuc for Children.
“I have no hesitancy in recoin
mending r Chamberlain ... t/ough . Iiem- ,,
s
dy,” says F. I*. Moran, a]well know n
and popular baker, of Petersburg Yh.
“We have given it to our children
when troubled with bad coughs, also
whooping cough, audit has always
given perfect satisfaction. It was
recommended to me by druggist
as the best . cough , medicine ... , .or ehu
a
dren as it , contained no opium or
ot’.ier harmful drug.” Sold by Tate
Simmons – Co.
Give us your Job printing. We
"iR do the best we can for you
both in work and in prices.
WINTER TOURIST RATES.
THE ATLANTA KNOXVILLE
AND NORTHERN RAILWAY
COMPANY has on sale at ail
agency stations Round Trip
ets at Specially reduced rates to
all Winter and Tourist Points in
FLORIDA. CUBA, PORTO RICO.
NASSAU, MEXICO, CENTRAL
and SOUTH AMERICA.
Information as to rates, dates
etc. wil 1 be cheerfully furnished
by any A. K. – X. Agent, or
•J. II. McWilliams, General
Passenger Agent, Knoxville, Tenn,
Buy and Try a Box Tonight .
While you think of it, go buy and
tr y a box of Cascarets Candy Cft
th'art’c; ideal laxative, tonight. You’ll
never regret it. Genuine tablets
stamped C. C. C- Never sold in
bu ] k . All druggists, ioc.
ini mmwm
sheriff’s Saits.
GEORGIA PD KENS COUNTY.
Will be sold on the first Tuesday tb-or in
April next before tho court house
in the town of .Jasper, Pickens county
Georgia within the legit 1 hours «f sale
to the higrest bidder for cash, the follow
ingdescribed property to-wiy Nos.
Forty (40) acres more or less of hind
gpj au ,i i:r> in the 4th district and. 2nd
suction lying in Pickens county Georgia,
adjoining lands of John Team, K. W.
defendant 1 , now oa ' resides, , ' i A> 1 Lho as ^ the property whereon
of William Lllackweil. said land levied
on as the property of William Blackwell
to satisfy an execution issued from the
89!) district G. M. in favor of W. L. Iia
ber and against William Blackwell. Writ
ten n0, i ; :c « ivC!1 tho .‘ le ( e ° d “. t 1 ?, 8i d ,|" e
on said . land, as required by law, fi . i r(»per- , levy
ty pointed out by plaintiff in fa,
made and returned to me by L. Bozemtin
l. o. This March 2nd 1901.
Also at the same time and place Lot of
laid No. 209 in the 5th district and 2nd
section containing one hundred and
sixty (100) acres more or less, known as
tlie Thomas M. Pendley place. Said
land levied yu as the property of I!. Q,
Dishvoon to satisfy an execution issued
from i.ho Justice Court 899 Dist. G. At,
said county, in favor of W. It. Barnwell,
and against B, Q. Dishvoon. Property
pointed outby plaintiff in fi fa. Defendant
notified in terms of law. "i iiis March
6th 1001.
Al.-.o at, the same time and place the
undivided one half interest in and to lot
No. 53 except three acred sold off the
east Murphy, side said of said tract ' lot controdng o^Aied by John h»a
o.ne
tln-cejicres Aliv.*i,ven off’ of land (1574 lot'No. neres. hound- Also
50
c( | as follows: Commencing; atthe south
drfgrSal hue wi iu>iU* **t ll six -’ th rod. T° to iit the f r, «' road, th , e
thence northeast along the. Jusupr road
six rod*, (hew;; down tho road .south
east to the original lino near the gate, ’tha
thence along the original west to
commenceing corner. All of said land
situated in the 12th district and 2nd seo
tiou in Pickdfeos County, Georgia. Lev
ied on as the property “-issued of IV. T. Pharr
tp satisfy two ii fas from the
794 Dist. G, M. said county in favor of
Saineul fate property poiuted out by
pmintiir in ti fa, defendant in fi fa
notified in terms of the law.
This March 1st 1901.
c. 'J'. WHEELER, Sheriff.
Letters of Dismission.
GEORGIA, OlCKKNS COUNTY.
V, Andruw Thomas Administrator of
< Inrity Thomas represents to rlie Court in his
petition, duly administered liletkinil entered charity on record, that lie
has fully Thomas’ estate.
r l his is therefore to oite all persons concerned,
kindred and creditors, to show cause if ativ
they can, why said Administrator should not lie
ceive discharged letters from of dismission, his Admsnistvation. fust and re
on the - Monday
in June 1‘JOt. This 4th ,'larch 19f,l.
C, j. GOUNKLlSON,Ordinary.
The following waif is going the
rounds of the press; We are told
of a young lady in a neighboring
town who waved her hand at a
strange man and in three days they
were married. Two days later ihe
yong iadv waved a flatiron at her
husband, and the next evening he
came home waving a divorce.
A BONA FIDE SALARY—$12Week]y
Men and women to appoint agents
and represent us, some to trare!,
others for local work. $12 weekly
salary and expenses. Old esiahlish
ed house, pleasant permanent posi
tions, rapid advancement and increaso
of wages. rite at once. Address
Buti.ei; – Ai.gki:. Dept. E. New
Haven, (' >nn.
Remorse, like a wooden leg, is
8t)nieUmos . a rv,L ...
Prosperity is far more dangerous
than adversity A hundred men die
of over-eating where one starves,
The blind asylum may liave- an
excellent sue.
b— A i- e- FOR r-...... i A
.1 Children,
r?, iLiJ a r /j. ' ’’ - : - M :ff Always Bought
Bears the ...ff
Signature of
