About Pickens County progress. (Jasper, Ga.) 1899-current | View Entire Issue (Aug. 2, 1901)
DON'T TOBACCO SPIT ami SMOKE Your of tobm Lifenway! IW3 You cars be cured of a form easily, life I*? mode well, oijs* magnet MO-TO-BAO. new and vigor by tak that makes weak men * ns Mary 0,000 Raiu ten pounds in ten day a. over SC cured. All druggists. Cure t mteed. Book let and advice FREE Address STERLING REMEDY CO., Chicago or New York. 437 11 Hiwasse g Rout. <) At. all of its Agerntv Stations THE \TLANTA KNOXVILLE AND NORTHERN RAILWAY COM PAN Y lias on sale through tickets to all points. To persons intending going to TEXAS, OAlvLAIIOMA, INDIAN TERRITOLY and the WEST NORTHWEST Should secure their tickets through to destination from A. K. – N. Rail way Agents. Outside Agents can not furnish Tickets nor quote you lowest rates. Baggage checked free, through to all points to which tickets arc Through tickets sold to destina tions in CUBA, PORTO KH’O a«d NASSAU N. I*. ALSO Cl NCI X NATI, LOUISVILLE, ST- LOUIS, CHICAGO and all points in the NORTH, NORTHWEST and WEST, including points in CALI FORMA. For full in forma Don apply to any A. K. «fc N. Agent or write to J. 11. McWilliams, General I’assonger Agent, K’noxville 'I'emi. "15 ROUTE" Atlanta, Knoxville – fiorten Hj. THROUGH TRAIN SCHEDULE. Ir' 4 JL1L Northbound Daily Saturday Lv. Atlanta 8:15 a. m. 0:30 p m “ Marietta 0:20 “ 0:35 “ “ Jasper H.-17 “ 8:41 “ “ nine ltidgo 1:08 j> in Arv, 10:10 Arv Knoxville 0:40 “ Southbound Daily Saturday Lv Knoxville 8:45 a m “ Blue Kidgo 2:35 p m (1:55 a m “ Jasper \ 4:03 “ 8:24 “ Arv Marietta 0:00 “ 10:25 “ “ Atlanta 7:30 ‘ i 1:35 “ Close connections made at Knoxville for all poinwin NOb’TH and WEST and in Atlanta Union Station for points fa the SOUTH and EAST. J. IT. McWilliams, G. P. A., Knoxviia, Tenn. W. Cook. Agt„ t F. t Jasper, <la. \ kfnptn eorgia ; • Agricultural "OLLEGE Mu DuluCittC it V if N: •ftljfl'-li'l. ffl i easr kip -iff : ... WT” DA! "-ONEGA, GA. A \ -Hi- c L.,:i In t’ i oieL i f all. A.II. «.S., N.wv.at . 1,1 1!h -a ML.u’a courses. Hf.iA :.iK., uo-lv ■ I: ..aliftil, iiivlgoratintf cll ui'i,-; million ill- cqi liic; c-xhI moral in a nil r.-li -i. . 1 -. I h'.ui. . .. Lli avn-t baaril tIn Mat.-; iliuo.i uw'ufi iiuin priHtutv;extk-naes III 111 dormitories fr„, II ST,' 1 - SI.- > U v.-.ii : boa or private t i -nil : i«-cial lioonsn coitrso for i.stclir-t; full L.ciiHv f nine; all under tin cmmu’ik of !l«e ITtiivi-rsll.v. A college Tltoiusti- pivpar ator.v etas.. \'a-i'dtuatii u oi :a-xi ■■ lutiou f.mu.lod -H-ciult, furettuL'iitsof limited > h'.’UI:* i'emi tor catalogue to ttio President Jo.--. 8 rti'.vss A.M In answering advortisoments mnk»> mention of seeing them in tho Progress. <§ (VL fs nil i i ' tho reiit'lus La- ;.-^s j : nc ’Atbiota me e tw : a c- • t>ne day Work is more than faith. It docs not. make a thing true, to believe it trim; but work will inako an improvement on any thing. – Imperial Oas Lamp Covprcd by U. S. Patents. Admittedly the BEST light on tho market and tho most economical. The Imperial SSES’jyS'Sg^”^! S’S! cent per day. One Gallon will barn (10 hours. The needle keeps the burner clean, so it will net clog, and the generating tube being in center of flame, insures a and light that will not go out. There is no odor, no smoke no flicker. The light can be raised or turned down just as with a gas jet or lamp. The Imperial is the most perfect best light on - ■ • ‘ to bo Had. IT Ot INVESTIGATE. If not sold in your town write us for catalogue. THE IMPERIAL GAS LAMP CO. l^ko Street> CHICAGO, ILL. rm: 1I0MEU0LI) CURE. Aii Iri^rdiioDN Tn-tUini-nt l»y whirls Driiiikanln are (icing cured Daily i:< Npil<‘of I Ik iiim Ivi s. No Novl.us J)o*c*. No Weake ning of .....?svrfir\vr u T~;«.a‘ 11 ''' It is not generally known and under stood that Drunkenness is a disease and not a weakness. A body filled with pois ou and nerves completely shattered by periodical or constant use of intoxicating requires an antidote capable of neutralizing and eradicating this poison, an< * <b*troylng the craving for intoxi cants. .Suffers may now cure themsel vesat home without publicity or loss of t ine from business by this wonderful “HOMEGOLD CURE.” which lias been perfected after many years of close study and treatment of inebriates. The faith ful iso recording to directions of tbl* wonderful discovery is postively guaran tec,i *<» cure tl,e moHt obstinate case, no matter how hard a drinker. Our records show tlm marvelous transformation of dioman Is of Drunkards Into sober, in dustrious and upright men. WIVE,i CLHU5 YOUR HUSBANDS! ! *11 U,I)K LN Cl dl. NOl.L bAl HERS’.! This remedy Is in no sense a nostrum hut is a specific for this disease only, and i* »o skillfully dofhe 1 and ]>repared that it is throughly soluble and pleasant to the taste, so that It can be given in a cup of tea or coffee without, the knowledge <>f the person taking it. Thousands of Drunkards have cured themselves with ibis priceless remedy, and as many more have been cured and made temperate men by having the “CUIiE” administer ed by loving friends and relatives with out their knowlndgc in coffee or tea, and believe' today that they discontinued drinking of their own free will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be deluded by apparent and misleading “improvements.” Drive out, tfie disease at once and for all time. The “HOME GOLD CUKE” is sold at tlie extremely low price of One Dollar, thus placing within leach of everybody a treatment more effectual than others costing 825 to *50. Full directions ac company rack package. Special advice by skilled physicians when requested without extra charge. Sent prepaid to any part of the world on receipt of One Dollar. Address Dept. C 500 EDWIN 15. GILES – COMPANY, 2830 and 2882 Market Street Philadelphia. All correspondence strictly confidential. Tho Atlanta Journal and tho iTooross one year each—16(5 pa pars—for only $1.26. A Thousand lounges Could notexpiess the rapture of Annie K. Springer, of 1125 Howard st,, Phila delphia, Fa., when she found that Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption hud Completely cured her of a backing cough that for many years bad made life a burden. All other remedies and doctors could give her no help, but she says of this Royal Cure—“it soon removed tho pain in my chest ono 1 can now sleep soundly, something 1 can scarcely remem ber doing before, ifeol like sounding its praises throuhout the Universe.” So will every one who tries Dr. King’sNew for any trouble of the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price COe.and 1.00. Trial bot tles free at Tate, Simmons ifc Co, every bottle guaranteed. A Pale Face * >• v It a prowiicent symptom of vitiated blood. If covered with pimples, It's tho evidence of warning Is,complete. ofyOurcondltion. nature's ^vuy you Johnston’s 'never rnlH'to slight rectify MVOlscrflers the %lood, or severe, Its of thirty long standing record or recent origin. Its efficacy. Sold years everywhere. guarantees Price *1.00 fuff Quart bottle. Prepared only per by ’ MirUIUAIt HKKi rOAlPAHT, Detroit, Mich. Tato Simmons A- Co. Jasper, Ga; Sam .s S. Tato, Tate Ga; Nelson Mercantile Co. Nelson Ga; J. \V. Freeman, Talking Koek, and Eaton Patterson VV Hamrick, Marble Ilill, Ga. RIVALS THE KLONDIKE. Georgia Mining Cuiiipuny MriUen It Kiel) In \Vilkt*H Count}*. Atlanta, July a7. —There are mafe rial indications in existence that . u gold boaring soil rivaling in richness and purity tho best that California showed in the day* of ’40 or the Klon dike revealed in later day This mod eru K1 Dorado is located in the state of Georgia, in SViikes county, and tile At lanta owners of the property are L H. Oppmihcim, Monroe Bickart and A. liluftieiuhei. These gentlemen, with William W. IL D. Flutter Storey, a mum McDuffie prospector, and of county, constitute what is termed t'lu- Columbia Mining company, by which is owned the land upon winch the lead of gold discovered. From a single ton of earth taken from this newly discovered mine, which is known as tho Latimer unite, gold to the amount of j-.:2,(i40 was recently gotten. This, it is claimed by the owners of the mine, is the richest yield over known to be taken from a single ton ot earth, the nearest approach to it being the cele brated Coonistock mm a of Colorado, which assayed #10,CC0 to a ton of the gold-bearing soil. The correctness of these figures is attested by tho affidavit# of thoso by whom the figures wore ob tained. r There are in sight so far in ihe vein just unearthed, which can be nominal panned out into pure gold for a mere cost, about 11 tons of earth. When the gold is taken from the ore it will approximate very close to $300,000 in value. This is but the first step in the work of unearthing the fail deposit of the precious metal. The full extent of the mine’s wealth, of course, is but a conjecture, but from early evidonces it is not improbable that it may be the be ginning of a flood of treasure from the bosom of Georgia, rivaling in extent and quality some of the gifts the west has made to the enrichmeut of the world’s treasury. DEATH ENDS CAROUSAL. Atlanta Negro Kills Another Because He Broke a Hcer Glass. Atlanta, July 29. — Because Burt Glover broke a beer glass, Jim Jennings shot him to death Sunday morning in a small house at 309 West Hunter street. Both parties were negroes, and they bad been drinking beer together with two women nearly ail night. Jennings was responsible for the beer glasses that were used, having borrowed thsm, aud he became angry when Glover knocked one from the mantel aud broke it. The men first quarreled about the broken glass, and when words became too tame for the drunken quarrelers, Jennings drew a small pistol. Glover saw the weapon, aud ho exclaimed, “Oh, no, you won’t,” at tne same time seizing Jennings to prevent his shoot ing. aud Jonnings sprung to ono side pressed the wnzzel of tho pistol close to Glover’s side and pulled the before Glover Dr. fell L. to B. the Palmer, floor wiio aud \v.«r was .smuy ejrM moned, could reach him. Jeuningws caped. IF CAUGHT WILL HANG. Black Kicmt Assaults Mrs. Clark at Ways Station, Gu, Ways Station, Ga., July 27.—Yester day while J. J. Clark, sectioumaster at this place, was away with his section gang, a negro walked futo the Olark homo and assaulted Airs. Olark. Her son, about 5 years old, ran to her assist ance. The negro sprang upon the boy, beat him until ho was insensible and threw him under tho bed. Ho then choked Mrs. Olark into insensibility. He robbed the house of all the money aud articles he could carry, among which was a flue pistol and a Winches ter rifle. The woman ran 3 milea aud met her husband coming home. Iler throat was black aud blue with the finger prints of the negro. A posse started immediately in tele- pur suit. All railroad stations vvero graphed and every known avenue of es cape was covered. Three parties of white men are after tho fugitive, aud the capturo is expected every minute. He will have a speedy trial ou a tele graph pole if caught. KILLED HIS BROTHER. Fatal Sunday Afternoon Kncouuter Near Mitoon. Macon, July a9.—Yesterday after noon in Bibb county, 7 miles from Ma con, on the Columbus road, Tony Cum miugs shot ami killed with a pistol his brother. Tig Cummings, iu a quarrel about 76 cents. Recently Tony got married and Tig loaned him 75 cents to help him buy the marriage license and hail never paid tho money back. Yes terday the brothers commenced fussing about the debt, with the result as above stated. After the killing Tony did not try to escape, but surrendered himself to the coroner when that official came to hold tho iuqust. Tho verdict of thecoronor’s jury was murder. Cummings jail. was brought to the city aud placed in Cummings claims that his brother was advancing upon him witharazorand he had to shoot him iu self defense. Pioneer Citizen Dies. Atlanta, July 29.— Thomas Haney, ono of the oldest citizens of Atlanta aud father of Assistant Fire Oliief Henry P. Haney of this city, aud Chief Thomas W. Haney of the Jacksonville fire de partment, died yesterday morning at the residence of Assistant Chief Haney, 58 Jones avenue. The death of Mr. Haney resulted from old age. He had been ill but five days. Suit Against Brunswick. Brunswick, Ga., July 29.—Deputy United States Marshal Cason has served papers iu a suit brought against the city by Attorneys Orovatc and Whitfield for the Brunswick Light and Water compa ny, in which tho company soek9 to re cover $7,267.40 for water furnished iu flushing sewers from Jan. 1, 1895, to date at the rate of 28,800 gallons daily. Negro Murderer Arrested. Brunswick, Ga , July 27.—William Jenkins, a negro, wanted for murder at Jacksonville, lias been arrested here. QUARANTINE STATIONS. y e( i,, ra | Government Will A** ume < Jinrgeof All on I* lorfclu Coast. Jacksonville, Fla., July 27. — Tho gtaW Uoard o: b( , a i tij ou August 1st will **■«— * * *** - - - a big expense, by the government as suniing charge of the Florida sea quarantine stations. The inaiutenaco of these stations and conducting them has given the health and state au thonties much concern, iirato Health Officer Porter is now busy preparing the United to make the transfer. Whiie States marine hospital service assumes churgo Dr. Porter will still be state health officer, and have a certain super vision over those quarantine stations. Tho stato employers operating tho sta tions are to be retained. The cost of maintenance of tho sta tions is said to be between -'r‘3,000 and $4,000 per mouth at this season of tho year. There are ten stations ou the Florida coast, one each at Pensacola, Oarrabelle, Cedar Keys, Mullet Key, Punta Kassa, Puuta Goriia. Key West, Miami, ilayportand Feruaudiua. DEED OF 100 PAGES. It Covers Over 2,000,000 Acres of Land in I* loriila. Kissimmee, Fla., July 30.—The val of C. W. Ward from Washington has led to tho perfection of the re-or ganization of the United Land compa ny. Air. Ward brought with him a deed from Reginald F. Huidekoper to the United Land company, covering all the lauds and property recently sold un der the Disstou Land company fore closure proceedings. The deed covers over 2,000,000 acres in the counties of Osceola, DeSoto, Poik, Dade, Brevard, Orange and Lee, the bulk of them being in DeSoto and Os ceola. The original deed is a printed book of nearly 100 pages. At each county seat a copy of the deed bound in a large cover, the size of the regular record books and separately numbered, will be filed by Mr. Ward. This deed wiil be followed in a few days by a mortgage for $1,000,000 to the Central Trust company of New York. Storm Does Damage In Alabama. Montqomeut, Ala., July 31.—News has been received hero of a terrific wind and hail storm near Scotia and Mat thews Station. On the Watt McDade place, near McDade Crossing, it was re ported that two houses were blown down aud a negro and a muie were crippled. At Matthews Statiou it is reported that two houses here blown down and a mule belonging to Sam Solomon was killed during the storm. Mullet Ivey Brings $12,000. Tampa, Fla, July 31.— E. M. Hendry, president of the state board of health; Frank W. Pease, representing the ma rine hospital, and M. B. Macfarlaue, collector of customs, a commission se lected to value Mullsy Key quarantine station, have agreed on the price. The government is to pay the stato $12,000 for the station, according to appraise ment. Deatli of Bishop Moore. Jacksonville, Fla., July 30.—Bishop John Moore died at 10 o’clock this morning at his home in St. Augustine, surrounded bv all the priests of Florida. His eud was peaceful The funeral will take place in the cathedral in St. Au gustine Friday morning at 8 o’clock. Distinguished prelates from all over the United States will be present. Judue Mieed of .M<m;>hls Dead. Micmfh s, July 29.—Judge John L, T. Sneed died this morning at his home near this city, aged 82 years. Ho was an officer ift the Mexican war, brigadier general in tho provisional army of Ten nessee after the secession of the state and after the war served on the supreme bench of the state. More Rebels Captured. Manila, July 30.—Thirty-four insur gents, a majority of them armed with rifles, have been captured by the First cavalry in the Batangas province. i £ it h V mm m ■V.- m ... I m m 111 :• m ■~ih£s. ippij fe m H m A LUXURY WITHiM THE REACH OF ALL! All Alike! rSWitww\ UvkJv 1 lioiToffee [/ M / I i - w is always the same. y: > 4 , One package is just like another. it ii ft . It is uniform in every respect. 0 K'oA V ST SOEVER VARIES.•*«* YJatch oar noxt advertisement.' If you like one package you wiil like all XaZOUXT OOITEE. 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