About Pickens County progress. (Jasper, Ga.) 1899-current | View Entire Issue (June 14, 1901)
co* PI SO S Clj R E FO h HUMS WH£Ht ALL ELSE FAILS. E* GA Best Cough Syrup, Tastes Good. Use gd o in time. Sold by druggists. esi a ca ■ consumption;^ I LOUAL NEWS. fASPER, Ga., June, 14, - Subscribe for Tin:’ Progress. Will Simmons, of Ellijay, Sunday night in Jasper. Mrs. Mary Kirby has been very si k several weeks Cure Coic! in Head.. Kermott’s Chocolates Laxative Quinine, easy throat. to take ami quick to cure cold in neat! and sore Mrs. John Cagle, of near Lud vi11*-, spent last Friday in Jasper. Old newspapers for sale at this office, 20 cents a hundred. The Ono Day Cold Cura. For colds and sore throat use Kermott’s Choco lates Laxative Quinine. Easily taken as candy and quickly cure. Editor Bartlett spent a few hours in Jasper Monday. Ulester Wheeler made a business trip to Alpharetta last week. Gordon Hendrix, of Ball Ground, spent Sunday in Jasper. Hotv Arc 'i/our IsLIdneye 9 Dr. Hobbs’ Sparatnis Pills cure all kidney ills. Sam ple free. Add. SierRug Remedy Co., Chicago or N. Y. Jess Kirk, of Atlanta, spent Sunday with relatives north of t nvn. Miss Carrie Atherton returned ho...o Friday from a several days vif.il to At.ant,a. Miss Aildie Simmons is spend ing several dams with Miss Ora Vaughan at S-mnravil lt>. FOR SALE -New style picture frames, moulding etc., at T. W. Beshers the photographer. All t he latest designs. Call and see him. A sever spr.iiu will vsally disable the injured person for three or four weeks. M inv cases have occurred however, m wli oh a cure has been effected in h**s than oho week by ap plying (.’liamberlain’s Pain Balm. For sale by Tate Si mm >r.s it Co. An infant of John Akins, of near town, died Monday and was buried at Philadelphia tho fol lowing day. John Cagle returned home last Friday from Augusta Ga., where he has been for the past five months. Stops the Cough and works off the Cold. Laxative Bromo-Quinine Tablets cure a cold in one day. No cure* No Pay. Price 25 cents. Marion Allred and neice, Miss Mary, of Mineral Springs, were in Jasper Sunday on their way to Atlanta. A. E. Lambert lias been dan gerously sick at hi* home four miles from Jasper, but we «-re glad to hear, he is slightly imp v ov ed. Ralph Henlsy, Howard Tate and W . 1 . Iownsend returned home from the North Georgia Agricultural College last Friday 1 where they been very successful in their studies during th * past term. A CARD OF THANKS. We extend our heartfelt thanks to our neighbors and friends for their valuable services rendered us during the long illness and death of our daughter. Their kindness will ever be remembered by us with gratitude. Mr. and Mr*. R. S. Henderson Tl)o Marble Hill Baptist Sun day school has invited the Baptist Sunday school at this place picnic with them at Griffeth’s Spring, near Tate, Saturday 15th. The school from here accepted . am a g-*<»< t.mf i* ticipated- One specia fea will be boat ruling and fishing the grounds are near Long creek. IN MEMORY. On ( Ik* morning of June lOtii. | the An^el of Death visited I home of Mr. tun! Mr*. It. ‘L Hon ! durson and releasi'd their b<-lovod daughter, Mr*, Lula Pinyan, from ! her long suffering*. she had been an invalid for six years " and bore her sickness patiently and Christian t'rtitude, always willing c for ,nr- llis Will it to . i be done. l .. „ n She accepted Christ . as her Saviour , several years ago, n but had never united with any church. On the morning n of lier death, ’ she called each member of the family to her bed-side, bidding them a last farewell, asking them to meet her in Heaven. All was done for her recovery that loving hands and medical skill could do, but all to no avail. .Mrs. Pinyan was just in the bloom of life—about 27 years of age. She leaves a father, mother, three sisters and a broth er, besides a little son, 5 years old, to whom she lias always been a dutiful daughter, a loving sister ai d a fond mother. Her death is but another link in the goldon chain that binds the family to that Eternal ho n ■ where partings are no more. The services were held at the M. E. church here Tuesday after noon amid a huge concourse of sorrowing relatives and friends, after which the remains were laid to rest in the town cemetery, there to await the great Resurrection Morn. The colored folks picnicked near town last Saturday. Educate Your Bowels With CaBcareta. Dc, Candy Cathartic, euro constipation forever. 25c. If C/C. C. fail, druggists refund money. U. G. Wheeler made a business trip to Blue Ridge last Friday. Emery Tatum, of Faulkner, was in Jasper one day last week. J. F. Simmons spent a few days in Atlanta the first of thu week. ^ Ilss Julia Belle late, wo aie glad to learn, has about recovered from an attack of measles. WANTED—Every body to know that T. W. Beshers will make you any size picture frames, lie has all the latest style mould ings etc. Go and see him he will give you a bargain. Col. Frank Boston, of Marietta, was j n j, lS per a few hours Monday on business. Rev. 0. F. Chastain, of M organ ton, was in Jasper Thursday in the interest of the Deering Machine Company. YOU KNOW TVllAT YOU ARE TAKING When you take Grove’s Tasteless Chill Tonic because the formula is pi aill ]y printed cm every l»ottl« bIiow ing tnat it is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No Cure, No Pay. 50c. Hubert and Hill Simmons ro turned home from Atlanta Mon day where they have just com* pieted a course in shorthand at t)j<} gu]liva|l – Cr i c h ton Business College. Cad at Tate Simmons – Go’s. stoic and get a f ee sample of Cham- 1km Iain’s Stomach and f.iver Tablets. I hey are an elegant physic. They ' ilso ’"'I" - ‘ ve tlie appetite, strenih • n tiie digestion and regulate the liver and bowels. They are easy to take and pleasant in effect. The one year old childj of Mr. and Mrs. Will Herrin, of Tate, died Tuesday' and was brought here for interment, in the .town co mete ry Wed 11 esd ay. We ex tend sympathy to the bereaved parents. We print the official program of the Marietta Chautauqua in another column of this issue. T he Chautauqua will open June 80th railroads and will continue give reduced v days. rates ^ and no doubt several of our peo pie will attend. 1901. Official Program 1901. Marietta Chautauqua MARIETTA. i GEORGIA. Sunday, June 30th~ll *. u .—Sermon by l>r. ). T Plunkett, of Augusta, Ga. 3:30 p. m —Sacred Concert of by Band. 8 P. U. —Hon. Geo. K. WendHug. Washington, I). C. Monday. Hot. July lorT ot ist->0:so*. Tennessee m 3:30 -K*-Govemor —Con ra\ p. K cert hv Band, Schubert Male Ouartette and Reader. 8 P. M.—Hon. Geo. R. Wcndling. Tuesday, wetidling. July 2d—W:So 8:30 M.—Concert u.— Hon. by Geo. Im R P perial Hand-Bell Rlugers. 8 P. N. —Coucert by Band, Bell Ringers, Quartette and Wednesday,July3d-io:30a.»*.—Dr.stuart McArthur, ol New York. 3:30 P.K.—Concert i,y Bell Ringers and Quartette. 8 p. K.— Prof. Jno. B. DeMotte oT Pennsylvania. Thursday, McArthur. July 4th—io:ao a. m —Dr. old smart 2 p. M. —Contest by time Fiddler*. First Priie *15.00 iugold. Second Prize B*SeiS?ttf S10 0) in gold. 3 p. M.—Prof. Ralph j',o 8 eI,hi *’ r *‘ 8 r - K -- prof - Friday, July ®A h—10:30 *• **• ^, alp ! 1 Bingham. 3:30 p. m.—C oncert by Band, 8KM*£i vSE"’ * *' “' _Dr ' Th * The Georgia State a Fifth , Consisting Regiment of ___________,_______, * will Band) will be present the entire Veek, and p'av for thirtv minutes before each per formatice. Miss Morris of the Conservatory of Oratory of Boston will be the Reader for the Chautauqua, FAIRMOUNT. Miss Ethel West, of Texas, is visiting relatives here. Dr. Erwin, is in New York, attending medical lectures. P. M. Tate .1 tend *d Commence ment at Lagrange last week. Prof. Fink of South Georgia, an applicant for the school, was here Sun lay. Roscoe Byrd went to Cartersville Friday. Rev. Bawls and Miss Pele» Watts took dinner with Miss Jimpsie Fuller, Tuesday. C. C. Watts of Pickens County,* is visiting his children here. Arthur Tabureaux and wife visited at Calhoun Sunday and Monday. Hon. Carter Tate, of Jasper, visited his brother here Friday and Saturday. Several of the young people attended the Calhoun Times’ pic nic at Dews’ pond Saturday. Prof. Smith and family left Tue day for Mossy Creek, when), they will reside in the future. Elisha Bennett of Jerusalem was in town last week. Dr. McHan preached at the Methodist church Sunday night. Miss Ida Shelton is very sick. Mro. Susie Martin who has beet: rniiing th* family of Alex Neal returned to her homo in Bartow County Saturday. Miss Lurie Pinyan is visiting in Dawsonville. Jim Byrd and daughter Katie are visiting rchitiv** at Tate. There will lie a League intev tainment at the parsonage Friday evening. Carmen. Blue Ridge is preparing to have a grand barbecue and Masonic ceh - bration on July 4th, and Govern or Candler, Senator Clay, Col. du Bignior, of Savannah, Hons. F. C. Tate and Thomas Hutcherson, Judge Gober and others, will be invited to attend and deliver ad dresses.—World. A Monster Devil Fish. Destroying its victims, is a type *>f Constipation. The power of this mur derous malady is felt on organs and nerves and muscels and brain, There’s no health till it’s overcome. But Dr. King’s New Life Pills are safe and eer tain cure. Best in the world for stomach liver and kidney and Boweis. Only 25c a box at Tate Simmons – Co. TEACHERS’ INSTITUTE. The annual combined teachers’ institute, composed of the teachers of Pickens and Cherokee Counties will he held at Canton, June 24th to 28th inclusive. The prospects are that this year’s institute will be of vast interest and benefit to all progres sive teachers. Every teacher is expected to attend, and none cap afford to lx? ab«ent. We hope to get reduced rail road transportation. Suitable arrangements will mftde for board and lodging afc re( i uce d rates. Teachers should notify their ra ji roa d agent of their purpose to attend the institute, in time for jjj m to tickets John W. Henley, 0. S. C. Jasper Georgia. June 12th, 1901. HENLEY OE THE TECHS M\Y HO TO l'RINCE ION. W eldon Men ley, c.antain pielier of the Teeli team, may sit Princeton next SCilS* Ml. of his friend* stated today that was contemplating going to Nassau next fall, anti in event does it is sale t say that he will be on.* <>f t In* pitchers on l he Inna - ball team Hen lev has been deluged with offers from baseball teams of late. Memphis want* him. Pittsburg wants him and s-veral leading colleges have otfcrotl him induce ments to come over their way. His friend* are of lie* opinio , however, flint he will In*at Prince ton next- year if they cannot j >ci - auade him to remain at the Tech. He is the best college pitelur ever turned out in the south, Willy Sanford not excepted, and that is saying a great deal. While Lawson, of North Carolina, held the honors for several veins, hi* place has been usurped by Hen ley, and Gunn, who was counted as Henley’s superior, is no longer put in that class. He comes a close second, however, and should he be transferred to the Tech team and should Henley he put over with Mercer, the chances are that the result would be interesting. As captain and pitcher of the Techs, Henley lias made a wonder ful reputation as a baseball play er. In addition to being a goi d player lie leads his class at t he Tech school, which goes to show that he is as well up in his studies as he is in baseball. If he goes to Princeton he will be one of the few sourthern boys who lias had the honor of wear ing the “P” on the baseball team for he is sure to make the team, if he goes there.—Daily News. A BONA FIDE SALARY - $ I2Weckly Men and women to appoint agents and represent us, some to travel, others for local work. $12 weekly expenses, Old establish house, pleasant permanent posi turns, rapid advancement and increase of wages. Write at once. Address Butler – Alger, Dept. E. New llaven, Conn. Thoughts y. i •' wander when the brain is tired. Overwork, nervous irritation, worry and mental strain exhaust the brain forces and diminish their thought power, Feed the ! brain, strengthen the nerves and build up new vigor, vt tality and mental power. The greatest of all brain foods and nerve tonics is Dr. Miles’ Nervine. “f'evcral years of sick headache and ; t» iclic trouble brou/l.t <-ri nerv oio>tration and for .1 I " ’but: l 1 M n.,t concentrate bottles . ,.i > I 0 .•.‘•ales .., Alter taking a completely lew cured. Nervine i was I'iiomson, Mrs. W. A. Columbus, Vis. !. _ Dt. Miles’ Nervine feeds and nourishes the brain and nerves, over comes irritation, und brings sweet, refreshing sleep. Sidd by druggists on guarantee. Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. mmwiljji— --- M. J. Webb had the misfortune tQ get his Btore near the lumber m j llg burned last Friday night Mth large supply ot . antl . a grain provisions. A freight box wafl a lgo consumed by the flames. The orjgin 0 f t he fire is unknown, yet gome , uppoae ., a , ignited by a spark from a passing engine.— Ellijay Sentinel. A Word to In private . . Suffering Women. No one but yourselves know of the rgfrTv Buffer! n ig you go through. Why do I ou sut rerf It isn't necessary. Don’t Jose loss of your one health is speedily and beauty, followed (for the •:b loss of the other.) Don’t feel by the ” and "worn " weak the bottom out." Impure blood is at of all your trouble. Sarsapari jJofynstons I la checks. Each bottle contains a "■ ’ * * ■“ “■ quart. QUART BOTTLES. P V. n T , ',f n<1 s «pre”«j Men..., Irregularity, Leiicorrhma, White., Sterility, Ulcer*. IOHNWGnSTS’awsIK t , ld find «><*»* ii..^ SARSA1 ARILLA. or m ? * 011 hel r. benefit and cure In i d 1 tl.!.u i ‘ It I. a real panacea for headache, palna In the left • . e * St n P al I’ Ul 'Uou of the heart, cold hands W U ’ bc 1 rln R-dowp and feet, nervouaneaa, aleeplea.neae, UlLJm* , 1 , S T, l a br H ne, “ th . S .’ ebnorinal » discharge, p»!n», backache, with painful lepache, Irregular action of the htert, of [f so * ! fne of tlle hreasts, menstruation, scalding of urine* EioFhoe.,.ich 1 make the , ss woman’s neuralgia, life uterine displacement, and all thoae health Information. You average It —Its free, so miserable. Wo have a book full Of want __“TH E MIC HIGAN DRUG CO.” Detroit, Mich. LiveretUa for Liver ll». Tho Fumona Little Llyer Pllla. 3fiC. TATE SIMMONS – Co., .laspor, Ca. SAM – S. L. TATE, Tate. Ga. NELSON MERCANTILE Co., Nelson, Ga.- J. W. FREEMAN EATON I’ATTEKSON A- IIAMKIC’K, Talking Rock, Ga. Marble II111, Ga. FAULKNER. Chopping cot ton has I ( ,] )(1 order of (lie day in thi* t j. ' 1 _ t lie last w eek. Tin* general talk of the people in this section is i hat. t his week began with a grand and glorious meeting, which they atfce ided at Yellow Creek Sunday. Rev. Elijah Roper, tlio pastor, conducted ser vices well Saturday and Sunduay. A'*o Rev. Riley Sfcripland deliver ed excellent sermons.—Rev. Haw kins and wife, of Marble Hill, were the gnents of J. W. Grogan and family, Sunday afternoon. Thomas Hopkins, who has been in Atlanta, some time, visited Jasper Hopkins* his brother, a few days lust week. Mr. Solomon Wood and wife visited their son, W. J. Wood, of Little River, Saturday and Sun day. Last Saturday and Sunday, Will and Emory Tatum, visited their grandfather Tatum, who lives near Waleska, and who lias been quite ill for some time. They re port that lie is better. Paul Abbott visited T- J. Hol den, of near Mien, Iasi Saturday night. Andy Byers, of this place, has gone to work on the A. K. and N R. R. L. F. Ingram is all smiles—its a girl this time. As news and politics aie scarcer than chiguavs, through this part, we will desist for this time. Me A You Both. HIS LIFE SAVED. By Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Dtari lioea Remedy. “I am rare that Chambeslain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Reme dy at one time saved my life,” says II. E. Lafalette, of Cregory Landing Clarke county Missouri, 11 1 was in such had shape that tlie doctors said I could not live. When I wis- at was at the lowest cob, one of my neighbors brought in a bottle ol t. hamberlam’s Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and 1 took it and got instant relief. I soon got up and around. That was nine years ago and I am still in good health, Since then that medicine has^ always been in my house and always will he. It is the best on earth.” For sale by Tate Simmons and Co. Every farmer should have the Home and Farm, a semi-monthly paper published at Louisville, Ky. We have made arrangements with the publishers of that paper and can furnish it to every subscriber of the Progress who pays all ar rears and $1.10 for a years sub gCription iu advance , The ]ar pr i ce 0 f thetwo papers is 11.50. TO CURE COLD IN ONE DAY Take Laxative Brom Qunino Tab All druggist refund the mon cv jf jt, fails to cure. E. W. Grove’s | signature is on each box. 25c. You many as well expepot to run a run a steam engine without water as to finp an active, tenergeti: man with a torpid liver and you may know that his liver is torpid when lie doeH not rcliaU his f((0(l or fo , lK , Ux \[ and languid after eating, often lias headache and sometimes dizziness. A few doses of Chamberlain’s Stom ach and Liver Tablets will restore his liver to its normal functions, re new his vitality, improve his diges tion and mak him feel like a new man. Price, 25 cents. Samples free at Tate Simmons it Co’s, store. 1 I MARIETTA CHAUTAUQUA MARIETTA GA., June 80th To July (ith. Tickets for above occasion will bo on sale from all A. K. – N. sta tions Juiiti 29th to July (5th, limi ted for return to July 7th. See the exceptionally low mbs, which include one admission ticket to Chautauqua. From Bale Nelson ♦ 1.70 Tate 1.89 Jasper 1.90 TVking Rock 2.10 Ell i jay 2.50 DON’T MISS IT Aii entire week of Music, Wit and Eloquence. SPECIAL TRAIN MARIETTA GA., TO KNOXVILLE, Twin, and RETURN $2.50 Round Trie ♦2.50 Tickets will he sold from all main line Ga. stations, Marietta to Blue Ridge inclusive, at leaving above rates, for special train following Marietta June 24th 9:40 regular passenger Train, Tickets will he limited to return June 25t h or 20th on regular t rains. JOCKEY. Farming is the orcFr of the day. Frank Cagle is at work at Ball Ground this week. Sheriff, Wheeler made another visit down here last Sunday. Rev. J. E. Presley, visited Sunday school at Beatbany lust Sunday. James Carney went a fox limit ing last Sunday in the Bluff near Eli Cook’s and got married, ha, ha, ha. T. L. Worley paid J. A. Roach a visit last Sunday. Walter Cantrell visited tin widow Mule,mix last Sunday and reports a good time. Still Us. All communications for publica tion should reach us by Tuesday otherwise it might have to wait till next issue. When writing for the Progress, write on one side ( ,nly. Sign your correct name, you w j. s }, to write under a ficticious name 1 indicate wknt w e will do the rest. ____________ * . ACHE J _. I* FAD . j 7'T^ W ^ DR; MILES' n -ANTI' IS Pain Pills. At all drug storts. 25 Doauj25e.
