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Henry County Weekly.
FRANK REAGAN. Editor.
Entered at the poetoffieeat McDonoug i.
Ga.. a§ second-class mail matter.
McDonough, Ga., Feb. 27, 1914.
Advertising Kates furnished on appU
eacion.
Official Organ of Henry County.
A Belated Appreciation.
We have often during the past
few years felt inclined to write a
certain editorial of appreciation.
But now the man for whom it
was intended is dead, as the
world says. And the apprecia
tion was not written.
We never met the man of
whom we now speak. We never
even.saw him, We cannot say,
however, that we did not knoyv
him. Who that loves the old
South and would see its tradi
tions, its tpstory* and its princi T
pies preserved apd perpetuated*
did not and c|pps nQ,t know Mr,
S. A. Cunningham. Editors and
the Confederate Vejei^n.
.those whose lives u
With the saine holy bpi^ ; apo ppre
purpose are not. strangers, but
brothers, fry. Work
A|»fid m hand cofy
Ainphtf. dc*. v t»» .k* at ■■
/During his 4‘fc
aiuM%P9?{*
this unlike any
thing else in periodicals. He did
nqt, operate it for, a qsoney-maker
gnd it was never that.
And in dying he left all he pos
sessed in trust to continue the
publication.
Such patriotism is rare and this
character was a rare one* His
work was indeed his. life, and
who ever had a nobler ivork?
Truly every family in fhe (South
shpuld J>e a adbscriher to the
Confederate Veteran. We* glad-
a short no
lice about thii unique magazine.
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Children's Hemes
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Seught By Socitty.
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A BABY WANTS A MAMMA
* Wr have ;n leY«ral attractive
babies under A 1 year old who" ¥re
willing to go anywhere in Georgia
1t
to find a good home where they
Will be loved. Those do not wish
to go to the sarfte hoihe, arid hot
one 'of them cafes to go where
there are other little ones in the
family. Each wants to be “the
*♦»•*•* t
baby" wherever it makes home.
SEVERAL BRIGHT LITTLE 5
>*' GIRLS WANT HOMES *
Onty yesterday a bright little girl,
Thelma six years old, came to us,
because both father ind mtother
were dead, and what-else could
she do but get-us find her Another
paph and mamma? She wants to
All the'vacant place and make the
4.; vi t i'.» ;» •< ; l,~»' *'» .
sun shine brighter in some child
less home. We have other girls
bbth younger tod older than Thel
and, Who Wants r somebody to k)vs
and honor as‘ pirf itts. **m.*?*
SOME HUSKY LITTLE v >
1 **' boys want parents
We have a hooch of boys from
tw ® raw
only two; then theit is Charlie,
Mwjon and * Tom, each
There
not mentioned
a bright r ,<* tern .pad
•then that are naming
Wvery day,.and faint out tc\ mlect*
ed childless io the state a
lew days later. We do not Want
any eftheae OhMma to live long
Ml fi> iwtitutxHi astrt|jrom mother
love and father’s leading, as long
as there are real homes for them
somewhere. Write for an appli
cation form that will let you ex
plain the kind of child you want.
Address Robert B. McCord. Super
intendent, of The Georgia Child
ren’s Home Society, Foote & Dav
ies Building, Atlanta.
Flippen.
Mrs Ray Dorsie and Mr. Oscar
Fields, of Lovejoy, were the gues
ts of Mr. and Mrs E. M. Foster
Sunday.
Mr. Candler Dailey spent Sun
day at Stockbridge.
Mr. Crew Fields, of Atlanta,
spent Saturday and Sunday with
home folk.
Misses Rowena and Essie Smith
were the guest of Miss Maggie
Dailey Monday and Tuesday.
#
Mrs. W; L. Pair spent Thursday
in the Gate City.
Mfcs. Cora Fields is visiting rela
tives at Portefdale. v
Mrs. C. J. Simpson and daughter,
Sarah, spent a few clays last week
at Tunis, tfie gbest of Tier mother,
Mrs.* George t>wetrfc.
Mr. Tom McCullough spent
Thursday in Atlanta. • <
i. Mr. and. Mr*. Howard Glass and.
daughter ,Fay, were the guests of
Mr. T. J, Johnson and tatmly Sun
day jt/n. * *f» i’>f
ifnrr^»ra n *+trr* to; GEttmAtaxwi |
* Mias Vonie Hood isrthe guest of
V <■ fc»M_ lUI MWWUI < I*, v* 1
reW*«n«r3o«J^r gtewi _
Relief
Orjtour Ntflhey BacK
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|j»W e honestly belleVe* we have the best remedy in-the world for indigestion \
II ;«nd dyspepsia. We urge you to try it at our risk. If it doesn’t, relieve yT
#^u— as we feet .sure .it will Vr we’ll give back ybur money without' a v
| Vou know us—your family druggist. You know we wouldn’t dare recommend anylfrin# w<? dtdn*i m
j know about, nor dare to brcufc a promise. Therefore, when we recommend any remedy it is because \
we believe it to be better than any other to relieve the ailment for which it is made, and' When" we
<mr faith in it; a|nd> our ismceiity, , toward *jyou by promising to gi ve back your .money Jf, it
doesn’t relieve yoa «3v#y way aatisfy you, yotf hav£ H6%dS&ibte exchstffßr br%lli tatlM
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ft Duspepsia
h® ll **** th * h««t remedy, made for Indigestion, Dyspeptia and oil
'rjsj >hU t .sp . Stomach Ills .155 'hht'' %
We Know They're Good Delays Are Dangerous Youjisk No Money
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the mmm drug to.,
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Jc Mfiin, KINu Oil AI L OurA /% fh<- rn r/t; s / f , ix/
Rex all Dy»p*p«ia TaWeta, U>; acMifjdn
to other ingmiieaU. contain Pepsin -and
BirautK, twe srttt.digoitiTcwttdN by
the entire medical prof easton. " They
fW*ihe the inftamed stomach, check., th*
heartburn Md distress. stimulate a
bead thy secretion el the gaelrto .juice,
-aid in rapid pad comfortable digestion
el the food and hdp t» quickly eon vert
at Tate rich fed Wood, (hereby into.
4U#w nad muscle. They relieve
stomach distress prooSptly* and, Seed,
regularly fur a short time, tend to re
at ore the eUaisrh ts a comfortable,'
pis Fefflfe licSJal
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ATLANTA MONT GOME ROT “5, I wS
Now Against Leaching and Shedding mjjgjHW
is a wild extravagance to buy fertilizers containing mineral
iates for a long growing crop like cotton and com if there is
fhtest possibility of a wet spring or summer. They are not I jmMJBi 1
din the soil, so that the rains leach them out and the crop is ||£\3oryl I
1 out of its most essential element of plant food.
e safest and best preventive against leaching is the MORRIS
DS. They are ammoniated solely and entirely with high
>acking house tankage and blood and are so guaranteed on
>ag. As one of our customers says of them: “As for shed- [2
•our gooas prevent it; as they do their best work after the I
rn in other fertilizers has gone, ”
5 difference in cost- is so little, and the difference in yield so I
»at the rich only can. afford NOT to use them. - The MORRIS
JS.are conceded all who have used them to be the cheap- Ml
true economy only by insisting on getting them I S|Sm 111
CREKN Jj. A. CLARK, EHeawood. Ga. !'!)
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A. G. COMBS. Locum Gr«v«,'C*.. Z T. PEEBLES. LoT«*y ; «a; Twjj] |H
I *i" ' ,* : >***,- • •' i ~ "K •■ ■. it, s*
Pon t . neglect indigestion, for It fre
qtieiuiy Teadr to ail aorta oi ilia and com
.pfitifctfons. Th*- pain and djfoondort is
net the &;<x»t t>ufortufiate part. The fact
that whep the stomach ia Dot acting
light, the material needed to repair the
thftt,** oujjatai4ly taking
in the feody is not being given to Up bkpd
■ithee in. the proper condition or last
aowigh ,sojpous, t Nothing
will cause more trouble than an unhealthy
dtqjDach.;* Thai - hives, debiiity, .lack of
strength and constipation, bil
lovimees. headaches and scores of other
awn one admepta result front, the failure
of tleTdomarti Tfo property do it* work.
Our willmgnesa to have .you .use Rgxallj
isyspcpsm labieu at o»tf\ risk,
proves our faith in them. We always’
seH them thU way. knd.it is Wwei
5? know that th<*y hav? greatjy ben
efited scores of sufferers W whom •
Y* have sold , them. . There’s no red
tape.about our guarantee. It means
just what it says. We’ll ask you no
questions. You needn't sign anything.
Your word is enough for us. We know
that when they help you you will oon
»•« «P«* even* if they'
tea tomes as much. If they
dee t help you, the money you paid foe
thaas m pm, and we<whnt you t<yhav* r rf»
