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EUjjay Times Establshed 1899.
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Politics has made a better man
of many a fellow—when he
cided to let. it alone
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Eleven hundred acres of land
has recently been added to the
Government land in Fannin and
Uhion counties. — Blue Ridge
Summit
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Red is a danger signal on a rail¬
road, on a man's nose and on a
woman’s cheek.—Dawson County
Advertiser
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To pay a Willard-Moran fighl
bet. Lurry O’Brien, of Patterson,
N. J , must roll a peantit one mile
with a tooth pick.—Cherokee Ad¬
t' vance
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Two car loads of cattle hav 6
been sept from here this week
Kentucky wiere they will be fat¬
tened for the Eastern markets. —
Blue Ridge Summit <
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The Dalton Citizen thinks Car¬
ranza ought to shave. Well, we
don’t know. The scenery may
look worse behind the screen.-—,
DeKalb New Era
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Mr. A. L. Goble was called to
the bedside of his father, l| 6 r J.
C Goble, in Gilmer county, on
Wednesday. We are -sorry to
learn that his father is-in a se¬
rious condition, but'hope he may
yet recover. Pickens County
ProgreSs Vj*%
o o o
If we work regular for.- about
60.000 days we will make as
much money as JesS Dillard
made in thirty minutes Saturday
night —Cherokee Advanc'e
o . o a
We learn that our Grand Jury
recommended that the Alterna¬
tive-Road Law be abolished and j
as the- Jidge signed and approv¬
ed the.minutes of said Grand Ju¬
ry the old law immediately went
into effect and we are now ready
to work our roads under the old
system.—Dawsonvilie Advertiser
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They say Villas on the run.
Why don’t they arrest him when
he stop.; to allow his picture to be
taken for the great American
dailies?—Dahlonega Nugget
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Our notion of an example of
the fitness of th ngs is Mr. Bry¬
an running a lemon farm in Flor¬
ida—Macon Telegraph
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The Chicago i. soldier who killed
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himself because he was rejected
for re-inlistment had a somewhat
different view of the matter from
ours—just at this particular time,
’ anyway. —Cherokee Advance
o oo
We understand that the Grand
Jury recommends building an
18 foot addition .to our court
house, which we thipk is badly
needed and we feel .would be
gr<?ht improvement All of
know our present building is en¬
tirely too small, and we are
able to build a new court house,
so we think this a mighty
plan just to build to the
A building.—Dawsonvilie
er
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“What is the secret of
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Vol. i, No. 14.
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' The candy drawing at Mr. Jay
Allen’s Saturday night was at¬
tended by a large crowd and all
enjoyed themselves fine
Mr Milton Sharp had the misfor
tune of getting one of hiS
mashed oft - at Copperhill recently.
Be is at home now -
Mr. B. P. Whitaker one of'our |
most prosperous farmers, got his
thumb knocked out of place while
shelling corn a few days since
A. J. Pinson is still very busy
Mr- Frank Whitaker went to
I' lat Branch Sunday
Miss Ora Nichols spent Sunday
evening with Miss Myrtle Sharp.
Guess whaj. boy went to the
candy drawing and took croup?
Mr. Mack Whitaker and wife
spent Sunday evening with Mr.
Jihn Nichols
Miss Leastie Allen spefit
a few hours wit!.. Miss Gertrude
Sharp Sunday
m j ss Whitaker spent I Sunday
with Miss Alien Deweese
JVtessrs John Sharp and Jphg
Nichols went to EHijay Monday
on business
Mr. Harley Pinson has been
visiting Lester Glaspie and re
ports a nice time
... Messrs Ernest _ an,d , Edward i Al
len spent Sunday ^ith Earl Netv
-berry. ! \r'i 1
Mr. Hobsop Allen spent the
day with Mr. Joe .lames Sunday.
Mrs Mattie'P^rks visited Mrs.
Jay Allen last we'bk
Mr Lucius Galespie went to
Boardtown Sunday
Misses Mary andBertha Jones ,
attended Sunday-, schoc i at Salem
Sunday
Messrs Milton " Edward
ana
Sharpe spent Sundav night, with
Mr, A. L. Stuart at Cherry Log
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cess?” asked the Sphinx
“Push,” said the Button
“Never be lead” said the Pen¬
cil.
“Take pains,” said the Win¬
dow
“Always keep cool,” said the
Ice.
“Be up to date) l said the Cal¬
endar
“Never lose.v.your ^ head,” said “‘ u
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the barrel a . -
na.Ttn
Make light of -a,' everything, ’
said the Fire” ;
“Do a driving business,” s^idj [
the hammer
“Aspire to higher things,’’said
the Nutmeg
‘‘Be sharp in all your dealings”
said the Knife I
'Find agood th.ni and
to il sa.4 th* ftlue i
‘ Dofthe w.ork you are spited
foi’i” said the Chimney.— Home
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ELLIJAY, GA.. FRIDAY, APRIL 7th. 1916
DR. EDWARDS NOW
RECOMMENDS
Prominent Georgia Physician
^j ow q IV es Master Medicine
jj is unqualified Endorse*
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Dr. J. T.. Edwards, of Fayette
vibe, Ga., one of the best-known
members of the medical profes
sion in fthe state of Georgia,
makes a statement that will un
doubtedly produce a profound
impression through the. South
‘ In my thirty years of active
practice as a licensed physician in
the state of Georgia,” Says Dr.
Edwards, ?T have never seen
anything to equal Tanlac as a
medicine to produce results. I
hear people on all sides telling of
the benefits they have derived
from its.use.
‘-‘Tanlac is simply the talk of
my town I have no hesitancy
recommending the medicine;
as a matter of fact, I am
it for my patients
every day. |
‘‘Only a few days ago a weft
woman of Fayetteville
me and told me about.
remarkable relief her daugh¬
had gained from the use of
medicine. She said her
had been confin ^ i 0
be(J for three years with
had been pronounced pel¬
and that after using Tan¬
for a short time she was able
be about, and was on the road
recovery.
‘‘But this is only ort£ instance.
in a'l walks of life in and
fQU n d indfifSm#to are giving
the
: ne. SeltlbB^rd^y nott^i&toin^hftd passq| : fhat
does
something about the good
they are getting frorii the
of Tartlac.
.‘‘Several unusual gains i ft
have been, reported by
of our most prominent peo¬
and I have treated some
cases of indigestion,
conditions, and organic
and secured splendid
with Tanlac ”
Continued upon this statement,'
G. F. Willis, southern dis¬
of Tanlac, said:
‘Coming from the high source
does, and especially from a
of the medical profes
this* straightforward • u ffrtwsir * utter
of .Dr. Edwards is more
a recommendation. It is a
Tanlac, Nature s grea>^^
tonic, corrective and
is truly one of
greatest discoveries -of the
and the best evidence- of
he fldenc0 a „ d
es « in which it: i,. held, not
by great of the' <
only the masses
people, but by leaders and public
men everywhere- N o other
medicine has ever established
the reputation Tanlac has, nor
laity.
m i j, j, so l d exclusively in
Ellljay , by L. w « Wo+kinc? Watkins & ^ £>0n Ron •
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Napkin Envelopes.
Envelopes are used Instead of nap¬
kin rings in some of the pensions' of
Europe. White or colored or a pretty
flowered crape paper of a heavy qunl
ity -13 doubled, then cut into pieces
11 by- 16 Jnches. one end rounded at
the 'come*. All around the edge re
ceives a double row of machine stitch
jng and the paper then is folded in
three, so that the rounded end is a
trifle shorter than the other part. The
short end forms the flap of the cn
velope made by the other part. Stitch
at both ends. On the flap paste a bit
of white paper 1 by 3 inches, on which
to write the name. The napkin when
folded fits nicely into this envelope
case.—New York Sun.
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Consolidated Jan. 1 st 1916.
Tails Creek
Rev. J. G. Dover filled his
ular appointment at Tails
Sunday
Mr. Lewis Powell, of
Hope attended singing at
Creek Sundiy
-■^Mr Charley Quarles,of
way, attended preaching at Tails
Creel Sunday
Misses Cora and Mattie Craw¬
ford apd brother Carl, were pleas¬
ant visitors on Tails Creek Sun¬
day ! ’ ; y
- ‘We are glad to sdy that Mrs.
A. W. Tankersley is recovering
from; a serious illness v -
Messrs Earl and Henryt irv" Li
left Tfor Coppephlll "Tsics'
where) they will spend sum,
mer
Misses Savannah and M;
Pank y went to thecity
;-, : T!je one that wants to
why a dog turned around twice
before it lay down, is because it
cant turn around after k lies
down
. Misa Stella ' Rogers is able to
be up after an atfact of Pneu
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monia
Mr., "jJ. and Mrs. Gordon Dover
, Roosevelt, ...
and sister Ira, of at¬
tended preaching at Tails Creek
Miss Belle Quarles visited
Misses Anna and Mamie Crook
one day last week
Thtie will be singing at a Tails
Creek Sunday p m. let every
body v- une
Miss Lillie Corbin is on the
sick list this week <
indeed s •
1 am sorry th|| “gals”
Mr f / and ar Mrs. 4 Avory -iky
and little sort Luther, are r visiting
relatives at this place
: Mr. Lester Quarles went to the
city Tuesday
We have learned that Mr.
Whitefield Douthet, who went
to Texas some time ago has,mar
,l Qag w r r o' ''
ried a western girl We wish
them a long and happy life
Mrs. Mary Sanford visited her
mother Mrs. Tom, Dotson Sun¬
day 1 ,
Dutch and Hazel
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