About Pickens County progress. (Jasper, Ga.) 1899-current | View Entire Issue (Oct. 18, 1901)
PICKENS COUNTY PROGRESS. .dtOollUi)r^«n town and county.) Entered at Dost Office a Jasper, Ga., as Second Class Mall Matte.. SUBSCRIPTION: one year *1.U0 n six mo. .50 1 4 three mo. .26 Published Every Friday Morning. G. A. BARTLETT, Editor - and - Publisher. A Jasfkb, Ga., October, 18, 1901. AdvertiMing rates made known oa application. Legal Ratos on all Legal Ads. MJP Bills Due and Payable on First insertion. Local notices published at five cents per line in the Progress. If you have anything for sale try a local. Must a man, who has no front teeth, necessarily bo u ba^k-biter? >Ve knew' Senator Depew could not keep his resolution to be inter viewed no more. This trust business is becoming odoriferous. The latest is a skunk trust in Wisconsin. A good plan for a young man is to work and talk about it after ward. It seems that Big Jim Barker did not execute his Ioop-de-loop in time to figure in the official testi mony at the Czolgosz trial. At the coronation of Edward the v 11 , a duchess will be permitted to wear a train two yards long, a countess may wear one one and a half yards long and a baroness is limited to one yard. We presume ft simple commoner will be oblig ed to appear in bicycle skirt. Sir Thomas failed to win the America cup but he won what is worth more, the respect of the American people. We are all mortals and don’t kouw how much we can stand un til put to a test. I mean by this that we do not know how much we can haul until we arc hitched up. A whole lot of us have been caper ing in the pasture doing some oc casional light driving, but have not yet been hitched to a load—Ex PARTNERS TO THE LAST. A Southern darkey, wishing the inhabitants of the village to know that he and his venerable partner had decided to retire from active life, astonished them one morn ing by placing the following .sign above the door of the establish meat: “Disamto infohm tie public dat me an’ Ike am goin’ out or his’ness. I)em dat owes de firm may settle with me; dem dat de firm owes may settle with Ike.”— Ex. True Sayings. It is the fcol man who dresses for women or thinks they dress for him. Marriage ties are the life lines of content; of discontent, the shackles. Children aro the steps on which grown up folk climb out of the abyss of self. ' A man is content to avoid be traying his pain; it takes a woman to conceal here behind a joyous smile. Show me the best woman on earth and I will show you the same one who, whatever she thinks of a man, respects his money-getting. >—N. Y. Press. A Pi .NT I u From November MQfch (next month) there i« to bo a special season of grace consisting of Bible Study and the exposition of many of the sweet and deeper truths of the Word of God, by the profound* eat theologians and most gifted and spiritually minded preachers and laymen of this country. This will be the program for’ the dnv exercises. The night hour will be devoted to Evangelistic sermons and personal work among the un saved by our greatest evangelists and pastor. We are praying in faith for hundreds of souls to be born into the Kingdom of Christ at these special night services. THE SPEAKERS EXPECTED TO TAKE ACTIVE PART, tire Drs. W. W. Landrum, H. B. Head den, W. A. Nelson, Lon. G. Broughton, J. A. Wynne, J. L. White, J. K White, A. J. Morgan M. A. Jenkins, E. M. Dyer, A. B Vaughn, S. Y. Jameson. J. M.Dodd, S. It. C. Adams, R. J. Willingham, A. W. Bealer, J. D. Jordon, F. C. McConnel, Ex. Gov. \V. J. Nm'thon J. H. Hudson, and others will he announce later. COST OF THE TRIP ETC. Our good people in Marietta will take care of all who send in then names oil or before the 8nl of Nov. free of charge. The rail roads will probaly a one fare rate. This matter now under consideration, and announce Int cr. But you can get the desired information by uppi. - mg to your tuT.ei ag« ni. a few days before you GREAT CKO'W l-H i-NlMfC'l lv!>. Weave expecting our neighbors from all over this North Georgia country. Wo'waiH you to come and spend all, or ; much of the first week in Nov. with us as you can. Brethren: spend some time in prayer for Goil’s choicest blessings upon .the Conference, and let .us have the greatest spiritual up-lift that this country has ever enjoyed. 1 do not think any more.is necessary to draw a large crowd than the pre sence of the men whose names are given above, but we do need than that in order that the best results are obtained, we need that every one pray for tho out-pouring of the Holy Spirit upon the Bprak er and people. So I plead with you to do much praying for this grout week, that we all get a most gracious blessing. Do not forget the date-Nov. 4- 10th. Send your miine to Post OfliceBox, 192, and the earlier you send it the better it will suit US. Cordially, John T. Jenkins Pastor Marietta Baptist Church. NOTICE. FERTILIZER SALE. On fifth day of November I will procce o sell Seven and one half tons of Scotts High Grade' Acid Phosphate 14% and Seventy Five sacks of Georgia State Standard Acid Phosphate 12# Account of whom it may concern. F. \\L Cook. Agent. A. K. – N. 11Y. Jasper Ga A womans idea of being stingy is to know a secret and not tell it. r< ' 4 CE3KGKS 1 . ^ u; 03»Altai) < A9VICE A5 T 9 PA •UiV I A.d-H I "- 3 ;i Notv ii is lltEkdta Book “I Charge ■nvrni' onvuU F Letter* sm:: T confidential. Ailo v. -, E. 6 . SlGGEHsi, Pc tciii u<n,yer, Washlngic i. P.C. attended the Assoei cannula Friday and Miss Meta Dude r it Hurry tpfjiit ! .dun at lied Bud. Ben Martin, of Calhoun, i»vi ing liis sister here. Mr.- Vaughn, of Carter dulled on friends bore Stimlnv Koscoe Byrd made a busine trip to Adairsvillrs Suturd Misses Hansel English and Hat tie Jhonson w’ere in Calhoun '.[on day shopping. M Mattie Erwin left last week for T hompson Ga. to fc–kf ciuiri' of t he school there. Miss Lena Fuller visited i mi. folks Saturday. i he M. E. church gave a Sunday School Rally Sunday. Mr. Wiley Bunch and Mi.- s Efim Baxter were married Sunday, . \T < ail officiating. i\ Cakmicn. LESHEIiS,haa a fine UPSOl t - m< ut of moulding for picture fi meg, you will make no having him fit up frames for vonr pictures now. its 5 1 is ].»rejia ri)ig t U 0 tiW'ty its a siicti'f time nul j v> i!l ti . i porlunity. j i ,iJ -’ I -vESfl.jt V o to Tab t a < <.oUt.6v, | it out io ti.o t bond ;e.d sec.mi- | r lift! U Li « i! b)'> so- j j j j thv 4 vvttit ftv <■1 dHYCUck M h(A- * 8 C left ng, all > lit 12 feet siiis to each span, s 12 .and 2 to each spun T:12 two bolsters to each pier 12 x 12 twelve and half feet , to be 2 inches a thick lung, the Hour and from G to 10 nicues wide. 12 feet long. The bridge to b<> well swung. Each spot and tiie whole timber to bo Hart, IVt oak White oak or Poplar, or Mountain oak. j he two middle pier- lo be made of stone 5 f et at the bottom' am! 3 feet at top, twelve feet long at top. These pillars to be built in good workman style. This bridge will bo let out on the day above mentioned at the place of erecting same. Tins IGtli of Oct 1 Do 1 - Yours Truly. C. J. Cornehson Ordinary. GEORGIA PICKENS COUNTY. An Ordinary election office October 7th, 1901, for Persimontree having been held in and District said county at which election tho question for fence or stock law was submitted to the voters of said district, on the 3rd day of Octo ber 1901 in pursuance to an order. There fore granted and notice given according to law. The return ol' said election having been made to me, 1 hereby pro claim the result of said election its fol lows. To wit: For Fence 10 votes. For stock law AS) votes. The result being a majoiity ot votes for stock law. And 1 hereby declare Forsim ontreo District in stock law. This 7th day of October 1901. C. J, Cornki.ison, Ordinary. APPLICATION for GAURIHANSHIP. GEORGIA, PICKENS COUNTY. To all whom it may ooncern. plied Eugene lthyne having in due form ap to the undersigned for the guard ianship Neilic of the person and property of li. Rhyne a minor over fourteen years ot age and the wife of applicant notice is hereby given that his applies non, will be heaul at my office on the first Monday in November next at 10. o'clock in the forenoon. Given under my hand and official sig ralurc. This 7th day of Oct 1901. c. J. COUNLLISON, Ordinary. Go to McIIan vr An for your Fall – Vv’i No old stock Oil Rook bottom i \ ;u Meep-* no j’ I body rest Cas digestion, ' — repair your the. \ ' our t-f*- 'f > your bowels, t order. Genuine tablets ; I'Cv b C. C. Never sold in bulk. 1 druggists, ioc. e For corns 'v:° ana Gno rare Da tkror.t * Qcid ore Kermott's Curc - Choco , ^y^G'^'ivo ynuiinc. Ik., i'.y taken as candy / 3 A Fu wate id • JW m J \s / jr !tti i! in ; of kid ubls: too t desire to it or pain in convincing oof that tho kidr deraroout tv: ..t to Thero i: ml ■v/iedgc co often expre j f Jr, -. Sv/arr.p Root, the groat ki. l!i!!s every v/ish in curing r L:i in thA back, kidr every part cf the y v > a C' r< to r u v/atcr ana ii * t issirtg it, or bad efr to iquer, v/ine or beer, an 1 asant nec ty of being t go often during the day, ar.d I y time^ during the night, "i e extra ordinary effect of Swamp-Root t r> soon realized. It stands the high< t ito won derful cures of the most di. r ig cases. If you need a medicine you should have the best. Soil by have druggists in 50 m a:id$l. sizes. You may a sample bottle of this wonderful discovery l/-T 'd-vV'^'. and a book that Isilsrf? - / ; 7 more about it, both sentf f: - • ~.V- ; : t* J absolutely free Kilmer by mail, address Dr. – Koine of Swamp-Hoot. Go., Binghamton, M. Y. When writing rnon tion reading this generous offer in this paper. THE WAY TO WEALTH. A h nutl! leak will sink a great ship. Fools make feasts, and wise men eat them. Buy what thou hast no need of, and ere long thou shall sell thv necessities. Pride i a.; loud a beggar as want, it: ! r /,r, :it deal more saucy. ii. is easier to suppres.-; the lii.H, de-ire than to utisfy all that- fo! low it. Creditors have better memorji than debtors: credit ors tue a su: • tit icus sect, great o!>s ervors cf : yys and times. If you va >m d know value mem.-y, go and try to ian'rov. sou: : for lie that goes a-' on* gO IV-S ; >x row:i:g.—Beniamin I NOTICE OF A LOCAL BILL. Notice is Hereby given ot my intenti. • to: fitiroclute and iipply f.r the j>assa of a local or special bib, at the next session of <l.e General Assemble, said bill to be emitted. “An Act authorizing and empowering the mayor and council of the town ot Jasper to Create a debt not to exceed £0000, for the purpose of erecting and furnishing a suitable school building for raid town of Jasper, and to purchase a suitable site on which to erect the same; m provide for the payment of the same when due, and to provide for the selec tion of trustees to take charge of said building, and for other purposes. September. lOtb, 1901 . IIaudy Eiiyni;. P.Kl’IlKSUVr ATI Vi:, Every farmer should., have the Home and Farm, a semi-monthly paper published at Louisville, Ky. Wo 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 scription in advance. The regu lar price of the two papers $1.50. U We live by b! OCl 3 on it. We .mve o Line, as our blood is rich or poor. Tiicre is nothing else to live Gil Oi‘ by. W : n Y.h is full and —P 1 ’’: 1 i are •. !”!' l'C Lv'V'. ,' • ' - de arid eram, ■ l/KLA with i'l - , con >] or nci fiooei. d ho.dC; choc t A spirits no :u rest G. e I dip; is. not sic ), we are starved, our blood bs poor; there in it. D( : } S p r t a l e (V , ii Y/ilOie bc .iV Jfo woman r ed cl; ! SCOTT v'e ILOu'MK', •! ic^-415 Perui Sheet, rlc. 50 c. n ad ft.ao; r.li thvggists. r ■--•( ..iuvtii lf\ (,u lexas, 4 At IreCrtaent intervals dur \ing 1901, round trip tickets will lie sold via the J It **H Qctten'Belt hi' Oiixpm Route, I Cairo and Jr'iSSh c H 'fifM. fj Memphis to points Y on'Arkansas, Louis ’1 " Texas, and y i m f/i^ il–7 ( W « h "^f ,ndian and 0kIa ‘ 1 p| , -«< Territories, 3 •■A. T I greatly reduced vs : rates. J j l '//.!;■!i ■4rv* t.when. i! jTe 6 us-Where would you like wan! lo leave, to go: and also you we / : I yi|| tel! you when you can secure one 1 1*1_I . jf ; if the low-rate tickets and what it will /cost. We will also send you a complete n 't–r'fr.,:' T1 ■’ /schedule for the trip arid an Interesting R/ ,/////// / / ■ ; tittle book. "A Trip to Texas.” yr— Iv’ !W, \ / j I j j I II. li. SUTTON, T. P. J, Chattanooga. Ten* / * ' j i ! ' l ». LaOtAl'MF, C. P. out! T. A., St Louis. Mo. A WORTH i SUCCESSOR. •^Sr.nicthiag New Under The Sun.” All Doctors have tried to cure CATAUHAII by the use of powders, acid, gases, inhalers and drugs in paste form. Then - powders drv up the mn cuous nierahratnes causing them to crack open and bleed. The powerful acids used in the inhalers have en tirely eaten away the same membran es that, their makers aimed to cure, while pastes and ointments cannot reach the disease. An old and ex pericnced praetioner who lias for many years made a close study and specialty of the treatment of CA TARRH. has at last perfected a. Treatment which when fail h "ally v IV r l.’tii cur s r l; 1 h ‘ c:;' 1 ‘ i < v. i Wii to t ;*: thu r-fiiic.: ful I llltd\ ';V >GUAK f v Mi or erleci H i IH : ] li: i ; ' : maUM i V ■ ■ ! !l to U li or Ui|,l) tr . 1 CATARRH ay be vegltvled often leads to CONhUMPTiON- ‘ SMIF FEES ’ will save you ii you use it al or.ee. It, is no ordinary remedy, but a complete treatment which is postivelv guaranteed to cure GA TAIIRM in any foruFor stage if used according to the directions which accompany each package. Don’t, de lay but send for it at once, and write full particulars as to you, condition, and yon v. ii 1 receive special advice from the discoverer of this wonder* fu’. lemedy regarding yr#ur case without cost to -“SNUFFLES” voti beyond the reg ular price of the GUA RUN TEED C A T A li It II CURE.” Sent prepaid to any address in the United States or Canada «on receipt of One-Doilar. Address Dept C 5GG EDWIN BGI1.ES – COMPANY, 2330 and 2382 Market street, Phila delphia. SUMMER TOURIST If TILS TO MOUNTAIN AND SEASHORE RESORTS ON AN1> VIA ATLANTA, KNOXVILLE – NORTHERN Rj. Tho Scutheri 1 Setiic Line. The only Railroad Line east of the Rockies crossing the Mountains by a Loop Line. Copper and Mar ble Ballast. No Dust. Cool and invigorating. For rates and other information appL to any A. K. – N. Agent or write to J. II. Mc WiUiams, G. P. A. Knoxville T; r.n TO CURE toid) IN ONE DA V Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab lets. All druggist refund the imin cv if it fails to cure. E W. On v.-V Lgaiiture is on each box. ATTENTION, YOUNG MEN. riu: t-true, veeogtiizing the r.is,v>.:-i our obtatnunng an < 'lt!< :t o . fitubiLiied at Dabh t v, here von can have ; d - 1 i.o Fault - 5 ‘ 1 3 a :>U\ os - I! in g or Write for I*. .'lik-iil, D ! r.ega tin. The world has seven wonders, but the average woman can \ coder m than that, in seven ininuies. CASHSCV CATKART 5 C l3i « XI| Druggists. Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bulk. Beware of the dealer who tries to sell "something just as good." Onlj' a woman’s first marriage is made in heaven; she arranges the second herself. • Tv/entieth Century Medicine. Cascarets Candy Cathartic are as far ahead of ancient pill poisons and WquW physic as the electric light of the tallow candle. Genuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold in bulk. All druggists, roc. A girl gives i.p a lot. of ice cream « 'liter tickets in exchange b : imaband. i at sn- Ohio, City ofToi.kim*, ( Lucas Counti . ) ss r.-.vxK .1 Chanky makes oalh sliatlie . • M iiior partner nf li e linn uf F .1 i • ■■■;>■ A Co, doing business in I lie • : '! uImIm, County and State afiiie«ai<C I lb.:'.i said iirin will pay tlie sum of . Ill NDRtou Doli.aks for each and "'CHS ■ of Catarrh that cannot he 1 the it so of Ham.’s CAT'AJtitn t. FRANK J Clil-NKY > 1 !o before me and stibseriheti ;r.y j o m e, litis Otii duv of a J.) id: :> ^ ( A W GLEASON, Se ) -—..—. Notary n Fubiic. [fall’s Citf.arrii Cure is taken i^ternTlty and acts directly on the blood nd m 11 ous surfaces of the system. Send for testimonials, free Toledo. F .1 Ciikngy – Co, (> bed 1 y Druggists, 15 c Hail's F: nii!\ Fills ate the list Every time u wise man oi.coun ters an obstacle he makes a stepp . ing stone of it. All communications written for publication in the Progress most be signed by the writer, not for publication but for our own pro tection. Communications nob properly signed will not 1 e pub lished. ii rPKsISi |i| mm .:;k At all <5tug stores. < 25 Doses 25c. It takes money to run a r.ew s pr.p:-r, and if yon are due ns. ..ny thitig on subscription w o v» * aid like for you to settle ii at ot.ee. Steps the Cough and works eh the Cold. Laxative Broino-Quiiati.c v Tablets cur* 1 d i :■! in one day. No (tire* V.) ] : t': ice 2 : > corns. ’ lobster jint be . A not a .•uL'-.rs from boils. i i: dfW l !r\ A C : -U lj S S a:;:l Children. r A!v;f/5 Bought .ifj ; • almost use cay to fall in . ) it i; to fall out !igu n. Tie tins Bay Gold Cure. rvd .Vr Chocolates Laxative Quinine for .. . soretliroat. Clnidrcu take . :i.i in :ae head aad tlieui like candy.
