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STRICKLAND--DUPREE.
Mr. Fleming Dupree, of Luella,
Miss Margaret Strickland, of
MoDonougk, were married last
evening at 7.30 o’clock at at the
koine of Dr. and M rs. J. S. Wells
on West Taylor Street, the cere
mony being performed by Dr
Stephens D. Colyer, the Christian
evangelist. It wasaqniot wedding
and was witnessed by only a few
friends.
Mr. Dupree is one of Henry
oocnty’s most prosperous planter
and a gentleman of sterling inte
grity. The bride is a most charm
ing and accomplished young lady
and ihedaaght rof one of fleruy
county’s best families.
The happy couple left on the
Southern last night for their
home at Luella, where they will
begin house-keeping at once. They
have the best wishes of many
irienls for a long and happy life.—
Wednesday’s Gritlin News.
The Weekly joins with their
numbers of friends in good
wishes.
PLUNKETT—GREEN.
Miss Sarah Plunkett of Conyers,
was married to Mr. W. J. Green,
®T Julia, on Tuesday, April 5, 1010,
at Conyers. The Rev. L. B. Fields,
Pastor of the Conyers Presbyte
rian church performed the cere
mony.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
John Plunkett, one of Rockdale
County’s host and most prominent
and she is a young lady
of rare charm and grace, who will
ho an inspiring helpmate to Mr.
ttreen.
Mr. Green is one of our best and
most widely known citizens Ge
aial and kindly and of the highest
character ho has hundreds oi
friends who are Congratulating
him upon his good fortune. He is
a father of our esteemed fellow
townsman, Mr. Will Green.
The Weekly joins with their
wthor friends in l est wishes and
congratulations.
Raymond Henderson
Pas es A wav.
The following acconnt of the
death of Raymond Tye Hondo':■ on
is taken froth the Atlanta Georgia.
“Raymond Tyo [undersoil, for
merly of Atlanta, «iod in St.
Louis on A nri! 1 Me had been in
declining Ilealtli for a number of
years ami went " . ; t to Si. L uis
in hopes of recovery . Hein he en
gaged in the \v! ole-ale mill v.eiy
business. A few m mtlis ago he
made an extended trip thin Ari
zona and Mexico or Ins health,
and failing to get better, be re
turned to St. Lonis. He is survi
ved by Ins mother, Mrs. L. T,
Henderson ; one sister, Miss Mae
Henderson, and one brother, living
in California, and many relatives.
Among whom are John L Tye, of
Atlanta, and his grandmother,
Mrs. M. A, Tye, of McDonough,
(in. Miss Mae Henderson left for
St Louis im n idiatoly up- n receiv
ing the news of her bather’s
d ath. Mrs. L. T. Henderson-was
prostrated and unable to p’o.”
Mr. Henderson was a grandson
of Mrs. M A T ve, of our city,
and the prostrate mother is a
daughter of Airs. M.'A. Tye Many
of our people also remember the
d. ceased, bee-: us> of tlu* \is;: s he
(,i en made to his grandmother
here dnring lrs boyhoVl.
The Weekly joins with the many
friendsof rhe hero ved families in
sympathy for them in their loss.
BORROW ID.
One section Thomas Harrow
Borrower please notify me where
it is and I shall come after it.
A. N. BROWN.
Showing of more new Millinery,
trim nin rs, and many nice things
in Nov dties fur spring and
summer *
Cop land Turner Mer. Co.
subs to nee of the people, or to defend the
Institution* and glorious traditions of
our own section, I have responded to
that call with all the force and vigor of
my Iteing. As the Representative fof a
free people, I have denounced tyranny in
whatever form it has appeared, and ac
tively participated In the movement to
wrest Che control of the House from th«
afrogant despotism that has been erected
in the people’s forum by the Speaker and
his Committee on Rules. My record in
this and all other matters will most con
clusively show flat I have never on any
occasion faltered or hesitated in the
course of duty <1 •rated by perfect loyalty
to myconstltui ntsand party.
Believing^lni!; my long experience will
nable me to * -rvc more efficiently the
people of t rie District in the next House,
which. from all lud motions will.be Dem
ocratic, and with grateful appreciation
of their support and confidence in the
past , 1 ask a renomination at the hands
of my constituency.
C. L. Bartlett.
To the people of the Sixth Congressional
District:
I am a candidate for Congress subject
to Democratic nomination.
In this announcement I will not un
dertake to incorporate my entire plat
form, but cannot refrain from sayinH
that as a member of Congress I would
strenuously oppose all extravagant
expenditure of the people’s money and
all unnecessary and burdensome tax
ation, and every effort made to en
croach upon “states rights” and would
stund unflinchingly and unfalter
ingly against all laws in conflict
with the principle “Equal rights for all
and special privileges to none.”
I believe that this should be In reality
as it is in theory a goverment of the peo
aple, by the people and FOR the people
As your representative I would devote
to the duties of the office my time, my en
ergy and whatever of talent I have and
requests from any citizeu of the District
howevewhumble he might 1h; would ra
ceiveprompt and careful attention.
If elected I will enter upon the discharge
of my duties without pledge or promise to
any man or set of men but absolutely free
and independent to do my full duty as
God gives me the light to see it.
Very Respectfully.
O. H B. Blood worth.
To the Voters of the Sixth Congressional
District:
1 have a laudable ambition to represent
this district in the bind Congress, there
fore 1 submit to you this formal announ
cement of my candidacy, subject to the
Democratic primary, and 1 earnestly
solicit your vole and support.
I shall endeavor to canvass each county
and s*e as many of you personally as it is
possible for me to do be tween this and the
date the primary isheld. And then should
■•on veti- for ami elect me I promise to
• msrerate my very best efforts and whoe
ver talents and ability 1 pas- >se to your
vo vice. 14 •sj)cd fully yours.
J. .1 . FLYN T.
fellow Citizens:
I announce to you my wi-hto represent
Che Sixth Congressional District in the
> tigress of the \ u:icd States.
1 belie• • a! .*■ l"-g< vet t n cut; !”■<■
rin-eivatien of ‘he autonomy and rights
. lie States; at d the maintenance of the
the general government under theconsti
! ut ion.
1 favor a free as well a pure ballot,
Before tne democratic primaiy. you
shall know fully and in detail my views of
the principles and policiesof government,
on which i will seek yonr approval and
and abide your patriotic judgment .
When elected, I will dedicate myself to
the public service as your representative.
John P. Ross. •
For Judge Superior Court
ToTthe Voters of the Flint Circuit:
1 ant a candidate for Judge of the Su
perior Court of the Flint Circuit, subject
to the Democratic primary.
I s .die it a-m! will appreciate the sup
port and vote of the 7v>opU\ of the circuit.
Koiseut T. Daniel.
To the Voters of the Flint Circuit:
I announce myself as a candidate for
Judge of the Superior Courts of the
Flint Circuit, subject to the Democrat
ic primary. 1 earnestly solicit tie* sup
port and votes of the people of the cir
cuit, IC. F. Dupree.
! or . 1 •p:-< sentati\e.
I heieby anmmi ■ i os < ar.d'dnti fer r*
;.•<•> ion for ; i • >reu‘.utire. su! .o f to :he
'minty 1 . < era ic j rin my to! e r-iMfhttl
■y State rouary. I refer you to H nn-e
Journal of i.tides to how 1 ha vi s - evert
•he pom !«*. 1 again «kenk tf e voUr> for
■ heir support in t lie past, and will appive
iate your support in the eoniihg primary.
Yours Truly
R. C. Ilrown.
M ‘D mmgh. Ga. March Wth Idle
To the White Voters of Henry County.
I am a candidate for Representative
subject to the primary to be held on May
12th
I solicit and willappreciate the support
of every white Citizen of Henry County.
Respectfully.
E. M. Smith.
I or County School Commissioner.
To the White Voters of Henry County.
I am a candidate for the office of County
Sehool commissioner of Henry County,
subject to the Democratic Primary to be
held on May 12. 1010. I shall deeply appre
ciate yoursupport.
Yours respeetfully.
Lawrence Duffey.
To The Voters of Henry County.
lam a candidate in the ensueing pri
maiy election for nomination to the
office of County School Commissioner of
Henry County.
If nominated end elected I shall en
deavor to serve you faithfully imparti
ally and efficiently. Both the legal and
Incidental duties pertaining to this office
shall receive my careful and disinteres
ted attention. The honor and grandeur
of our state depend in great measure
upon the elevated character and efficiency
of lirr common schools Ai t.ll times I
shall endeavor to coope rate with you in
united efforts to maintain for your school
or schools a high standard of excellence.
I. J. Richardson.
For Clerk.
With deepest gratitude to the people of
Henry county for past favors, I am a can
didate for re-election as Clerk of the Su
perior Court, subject to the Democratic
primary, pledging renewed effort always
for the best service in my power.
Respectfully,
J. A. Fouche.
For Treasurer.
To the white voters of Henry county.
lamacondidate for the office of Trea
surer subject to the Democratic primary.
If elected I will discharge the duties of
the office in accordance w ith the law. I
will also appreciate all favors that may
be given me in the coining election.
Respectfully.
I. Brooks Bryans.
McDonough, Ga., Feb 23d 1010.
To the White Voters of Henry County.
r am a candidate for re-election to the
office of Treasurer, subject to nomina
tion in the primary to be called by the
Democratic Executive Committee.
I am deeply grateful to the voters of
Henry county for their support in the
past.
if elected, I will continue to discharge
the duties of the office in accordance with
the law, and will not be a candidate for
re election two years from now.
Respectfully,
D. J. Green.
To the white voters of Henry County.
I announce myself as a candidate for
Treasurer, subject to the Democracic
primary. Owing tony condition I will
not be able to canvas the county but will
'appreciate, and be grateful for your sup
port. And if elected will premise to dis
charge my duty in accordance with the
law.
W. F. Hand.
‘St ickbridge, Ga.,
To The Voters of Henry County.
Two years ago in withdrawing from
the. r«oo for County Trea- wcr. l announ
ced that 1 would be a candid te for that
office for ill's incoming term. I now an
non nee my seif a candidate for the above
office Subject to the Democratic primary
and il domed 1 promise not to ask for it
a second time. 1 hanking you In advance
for all fa vors you may grant me. 1 beg to
remain. Yours Respectfully.
I. S. Mays.
To the White Voters of Henry County
1 hereby announce myself a candidate
for the office oi County Treasurer, subject
to the Democratic Primary on May 12,
1910. If elected I pledge faithful and com
petent service. 1 shall sincerely appreci
ate all support given me.
Yours respectfully.
*M. c. Lowe.
FOR CONGRESS.
lama candidate for renomination to
the oltice of R -prosenliitive in Congress
from the Sixth Di-triet in the primmy
i lection, wife n, hi: b-r the law,, will In
held next August.
I believe that my record as a Represen
tative -of which I invite the closest scru
tiny. justi-ih sme in. saying that I have
discharged every duly and obligation :•»
he people wlio have honored no- y.u.h
that higi i»nd r-eaponsilde ofliee During
’» enti.e f my ••rviee in the
House 1 have been faced by a Republi
ear in. i ai: j . s' i < ugly ;ahi i: e in Renti
men t anti policy to the (test interests of
the people of my section, but my record
here will uemonstrate that in every word
1 have spoken and in every vote I have
cast. I have had an eye single to the hon
or and welfare of the jteople 1 represent.
Whether my duty as a Representative
has called me to resist the insiduous at
tempts that are being constantly made to
undermine the sovereign dignity of the
State, to oppose the encroachments of
organized monopoly upon the rights and
YOUR NAME MAY BE HIRAM, MAUD OR EBEN
EZER—
IF YOU CARE FOR ICE CREAM A “JERSEY” IS
THE FREEZER.
IT’S BETTER THAN OTHERS, MORE CLEANLY
—MAKES FINE CREAM;
A HUMMER FOR THE SUMMER, AND IT FREEZ
ES LIKE A DREAM.
THE VARIETY STORE,
For General
Machine Repairing
Steam Engines, Gasoline Engines,
Automobiles, Gins, Pipe Fittings,
Threshes.
J. A. KimbeH,
Phone 161. JACKSON, GA.
THE UPBUILDING
OF THIS BANK.
is duetto the fact that ye have ample capital and that we have adhered to a policy
which has been conservative, yet along progressive lines. We offer our customers
modern facilities for the prompt and proper transaction of their financial affairs:
ample vault and safe room for storing and safe-guarding of their money, notes, in
surance polices and other valuable papers, and such liberal treatment as is consist
ent with prudent banking.
There are three good assets that every man should have: a bank account to
take care of you while you are alive; a life insurance policy to take care of your
family when you die; but, best of all, is a credit at a bank. Why o Because if you
are alive and without funds at any time, the latter will take care of you. Now to
establish this credit means an acquaintance and a business connection with a bank.
Choose a good, safe, sound institution, like the Bank of Henry County, take it in
to your confidence, give it your business, and when you have been its "regular cus
tomer and shown that you are honest and industrious, when hard times strikes
you it will carry pou through.
We are the oldest andllargest bank in Henry County, and solicit yonr business
upon the ground that you kow us, and we know you. Fourteen years experience
has taught us your demands, and we are able to meet them on conservative lines.
Call on us and give us your account and we will guarantee satisfaction.
The Bank of Henry County,
For Sheriff.
I hereby announce as a candidate for
Sheriff of Heury County, subject to the
Democratic Primary of May, 12, 1910. If
elect) d Mr. John S. Bonner will serve as
my deputy. We ask and will appreciate
your support.
John Bryans.
To th * White Voters of II mry Count • .
law a candidate for .-heriff subject t o
the Primary to be held an Ma; 12l'h. lan:
deeply grateful] to the people of Hemp
County for past favors and will apprpei
ate their support in the coming primary.
If elected I will Continue as I ho* e . n
deavored to do in tbe past to dts-hr-ge
the duties of the office in act:,.;dance
with the law. If elected Messrs. W. o.
Ward and R A. Payne will be my depu.
ties.
Raspt.
A. C. Sowell.
T the White Voters of Henry County.
lam a candidate for Sheriff of Henry
County, subject to the Democratic Pri
mary to be held on May 12 1010. I pledge a
faithful and con scien tiou s discharge of the
duties of the office, if elected 1 shall be
grateful for all support given me in the
race.
Yours respectfully.
Milt Walker.
To the Voters of Henry County.
I hereby announce myself as a candi
date for tbe office of high Sheriff of the
county of Henry and, if elected, 1 will do
my duty as Sheriff regardless of cons.*
quences. If elected, my deputies will Ix-
Mr. J.H. Patterson and Mr. G.G. West
moreland. Thanking the p ;pb* in ad
vance for their support, I am theirs to
saive.
Respectfully,
George R. W’lson.
For Tax Collector.
To hi White Voters of Henry Conn*y.
lam a candidate for the office f T \
Collector, subject to the Democratic
Primary. I appreciate your farmer favor
and shall appn ciate it if yen will eh et
ne-1, ( i-orve a see-aid term, and if y< u w 'll
I premise not to ask you for a third ter;:.
Respectfully 'i ears.
J. S. Gilbert.
To The Voters of Henry County.
1 am a Candidate for the Office of Tax
Collector, subject to the Democratic Pri
mary. I am sincerely grateful for the
favors gave me in th<- last election and
will highly appreciate your support in the
coming election. I am competent to serve
you and will promise not to ask for it a
second term.
Respectfully Yours.
. S. W. Whittaker.
To the white Voters of IT-mry County,
j Having held the office of Tax Collector
; screrai year.- ago for but one term, f feel
that 1 should be given a second term, as
the custom has been to give two terms,
1 therefore announce my candidacy for
IhP offite, sebject to the i>; mocralic Pri
mary to be held on May 12 1910. During
my former term I throughly learned the
iluiipN of the office and can give competent
and s itisfactory service. I shall appreci
ate j our vote and support.
Respectfully.
Seab Hurkness.
For Tax Receiver.
|io tlioVS bite "Voters of Henry County,
: am a Candidate for the office of Tax
: Receiver, subject to the Democratic Pri
mary. 1 have tried to do my duty for one
, <-rm, and ask for a second term; and, if
j you will re-electine this fine, I promise
I not to ask a third term. With thanks for
( your former support, i am
Yours Respectfully.
T. T. Barham.
For Tax Receiver.
To the white voters of Henry County.
I am a candidate for the office of Tax Re
ceiver subject to the democratic primary,
heeling very thankful for the many votes
given me in the last election, I will also
appreciate all favors that may be given
me in the coming election. Yours to
serve the people if elected.
•T. T. Hendon.
To the W iiite Voters of Henry County.
I am a candidates for the office of Tax
Receiver, subject to the Democratic Pri
mary to bo held on May 12, I'.HO. I shall
be deeply grateful for all support given
me and 1 promise faitful service, if
elected.
Yours to serve,
J J. Sandifer.
i■■ t’. YV hi to v oters of Henry Countv.
lam an indidate for Tax Receiver of
Henry county, subject to the primary to
- eheld on May 12, 11)10. If elected, I
pledge my: 1! to get all the taxable prop.
ert-v of the couii'y on the tar digest, so
t'- il the burden of taxation may fall
when it belongs, on all: like.
I shall appreciatt your >oti mdsupport.
Yours Respectfully,
J. H. Wallace.
l-'or Coi oner.
To the People of Pemy County.
I am a candidate for Corner, subject to
the Democratic primary, and if elected I
promise my very 1 est seivices always
and in every r.-spert. t n faithfully perform
the duii« s of the office.
Resper foully.
Hamuel M. Coker.
