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y PORTERDALE,
p. 0. BOX 163. CEORCIA.
Gft. duly 8th, The
f , r(ia!e , D ® has
1 and various .
1 gone. Many
eeiehrating it " pre indulged
::t;.; d it passed off
“ V 0 U 1 ' i every
Wl" ( be citizen
“in and proud to a
wealthy. # P—** It “ is l ZZ maeeu
Cm , ,0 t0 ,h f
14Jth year of a«oh politic. ,
it. wW« “
“*,r » 1 au.l «*** to “ y "'to 1 '
l«* a
should he Proud of the
uv ld
«,«. «f by inaHintJ ourselves ;’
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' .»'«■ t-"*"** ™' ™° re
more truthful, more vir
jligeut, rt-ligious than ever
jg Hud more out
and as we progress, leave
qualities. jund mature the good
tad nation a s its
w have such a'
would applaud. Long live
tier* of Afiierica, and
United ■ eK
her every son and daughter so
thev will he the pride of the
that in Freedom,
d and the leaders
dship and Charity, syid carry
'doctrine to every other nation not
rhmate.
* * *
Werdale vs. Osprey, time 8 a. m.
Porterdfjle Ball Park- the girl?
. the question) The Ball Games
champions of the Nation and
, have aroused
lt . arl League Teams
.st all over the civilized world,
t was left for the game between
verseers of the two mills in
rdale to eclypse all other games in
ng the interest of our 1 ample,
before the time appointed you
of the ten®. Excitemnet
sing the relative merits of the
high—anxiety was pictured on
face—blood i n every eye—you
hear from all sides “we are
, win or bust”—Sandy put on
sk before he donned liis uniform
id he didnt fuel natural. When
0 doff street attire for bnll togs
rned to realize why lie didnt look
j_wheii all was thought to be
diuess the roll was called and
f Porterdales parties sent out,
pitsher Kyser wrjs gone.—He
tat )je found, but bravely our boys
tat to heat t hose pompus gents
[Osprey. It looked like a bard nut
was Sup*. Dean on third. So
at it was useless to think of hit
one over him, and Dawkins Us
stop. So short until there was
pe of throwing one too low for
?lhe line up did die seem invinc
but Ch*ta. Collum said “up and
boys.” and led off with v single
’ed by Burt Davis who did the
the ball was fumbled, hooted
lmost thrown away in the ex
ent and three runs were soon
up—Bean had his courage for
t in front of ertrv hr.'11 that came
ay and sent it back into the dia
Be ddint catch any of them,
ot a one passed him. The game
sed. \Y. A. Woodruff won the
ction of being able to hit whetrtp
ah ffn’t. At that, bet is in a clf.ss
mself. hut Ids coaching and argu¬
ed 1 tbo umpire offset any de¬
fy ht othetnvise snfftred. Dick
P#rspired and “cussed’' under
i»ut Osprey could never pass
)1(1 Mill boys. Bud Rye lined
'lown and Olaud Pope received
die same as if he had a basket,
Bsprey boys fanned the breeze,
b'.' hits they got netted three
while the Old Mill boys hung up
1V Individual playing was in
that, would make Ty Cob^ and
s l«*aker turn green with
envy.
T *’ li '’“ haven’t time to guard
1 die time will
we have to leave
Veral ,,f ,h( ‘ most brilliant K Fred
,
' M stunt s that were pulled off.
“'"den proved himself the chatn
Ull,< r an ^ r °ller on the grounds
others showed high class in
!! '‘t * 1a,, t Wingate had a 1 pe
» was effective, way of
m ( !° wa b‘ front of tht ‘ball
,S way H e would try to
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' the ball, and
s °t funds]
of amusement. On the
of T'l <>n fell ' J ° f lhe exhibi
"'vship and atniabil
muid if ctri" nee inany a year. years Of- ’
.a 'X"'
* «ta lp ““' <,oul " "*•»*
fro » mobs escape of the nm
Ul,w ot violence p, ^ he
i and PVer
lianq for Piping y one given the
(Note* out the fun
;, if aDy of the players
that t hev — yto.vers
in fhjss ,, howV'^ '7° 110t addm been treated
^ * ‘* Thp
HI
~ ly apology fj* «nr :I,f1 oversight. WP WiU
,
the hap tlle
led the or <>wds as
kiiv» l J * fP0U3n d* where
hame n Ir T 08 an '* 'laming
* r ° • • "Pjoyerl Among the
"'“re rvil Alie
a viriq - M m ana Loyd, who
^^ienees portra - ral
«h otl the t . and spoke
y «lue of Education.
Mr. Kyser made a good talk oc Por
terdule and the advantages offered
by our town. Mr. Ramsey and Supt.
W. A. Woodruff also gave excellent
talks On education and other things
Music lovers had a rare treat when
the quartette under the direction of
Mr. J. 8. Ptj>er opened up. The Burch
family also rendered some excellent
songs and music. <1 jut Barber's band
from Atlanta was ou hand all day,
and were at their best. Dinner was
served “pic nic fashion” on the ground.
There was a large crowd and “The
Nut” is proud to say he never saw
a pleas, uter, more good natnred bunch
of folks any where. Every one had
the holiday spirit (not spirits) and
seemed to be having a jolly good time.
* * *
Mr. A. L. Wheeler and family hitch¬
ed up that educated Ford Saturday
morning and. after s great deal of
flattering argument got it straighten¬
ed out and headed it toward Jeffer¬
son, Or.'., where they journeyed and
sivnt quite a pleasant time. If Alex
and the others kept anywhere near up
with him, we don’t se P how that Ford
onetlalf as mueh as he says he did
ever brought them home.
* * *
Mr. James Aultman and wife, with
t n eir charming and vivacious daugh¬
ter, Grace, spent the Fourth in the
neighborhood of their old home near
A1 mon. They report an excellent time
and renewed many old-time friendships
* • *
Messrs. T, C. and Lon King have
returned to Porterdale and accepted
positions in the Osprey mill. They tell
us that when you once get a good
drink of water from one of these good
old wells with the old oaken bucket
banging in it you can’s to stay away,
and it looks like there is some truth
in the saying.
* * *
Last Friday night, charming Miss
Willie Farrar entertained a host' of
ier friends at a musical g4 the hall.
gowned, her natural beauty
augmented by w joyous smile, she was
indeed a (>elle. Many and profuse
were the praises she received, while
the many beautiful and valuable pres¬
she reeieved attested to her pop¬
ularity. This was in honor of her 18th
birth day, and we wish her meny.
many, more birth day4 Each one
happier than the preceding one, and
that her lifta may be one endless
round of "happiness,
* * *
Dainty Miss Marie St. John cele¬
brated in, Atlanta. Friends here miss¬
ed her. Wonder if there was not some
irresistable f.ttraetion there.
* * *
Mr. Lige Dealing wanted to go
berrying, but his previous experience
with the Coach Whip has made him
somewhat shy. and he sticks closer
around home. Quite right. Lige.
* * *
Last Thursday morning Mr. A.
Lane wa* not at his accustomed po¬
sition. Upon inquiry into the cause
of his absence it was ascertained that
bis son, Walter B. Lane had returned
safe and sound from a fourteen
months’ tour of Europe. While tak¬
ing in the sights of the old country.
Mr. Lane gave the Kaiser a few good
wallops, and helped knock Imperial¬
ism out of existence. Mr. and Mrs.
Lane are to be congratulated upon their
son’s safe return, and the fact that
during all the time he was over there
in the trenches he never forgot father
and mother, and was constantly send
lug them some souvenir from the bat¬
tle fields, is a great source of pleasure
to his parents. Now to say that his
pretty little sister, Jewel, was huppy.
is putting it too mild. She had a
bright smile that reflected happiness
for blocks away. Glad to see
back, Walter. We would like to
had your experiences, but
afford to pay the price.
* * *
Mr. M. D. Blackstock, of
is spending a few days as the
of his sister and brother-in-aw,
Old Mrs. A. L. Wheeler,
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ivey and
W. 0. Ivey .spent a very pleasant
end with friends and relatives in
lanta
* * *
Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Farmer went
Atlanta Sunday and Mrs. Farmer
spending the week with relatives.
Farmer returned Sunday night
has boon looking sad and long
all the week. “The Nut” was
ed until Mr. Farmer l*cgftn
about the cussedness of a
life. Cheer up old Top. the worst
yet to come. Wait till you use up
the clean dishes and have to
some.
1 * « •
Mrs. Hugh Newman left last
for Alabama, where she will
several days visiting relatives
friends. . .
THE GOVlNGfoN NEWS, <k>V 1 ng'I 0 N, GA„ TttMSDAlt; m* 10 1910
, ,
Mi\ George Terry and sister,
Id. G, Bowden, and the Misses
Mills and Pauline Cowan motored
< >uk Hill on the 4th to the annual cel¬
ebration of Independence at that place.
* * *
Mr. Levi Loveless and bis charm
iug sisters, Misses Blanche an dLois,
came down Saturday to help their
brother, Dr. and Mrs. J. O. Loveless
enjoy th e festivities. There must be
s^orne special attraction here for Levi—
some one come ou, put “The Nut” next
How about it, Doc? Shoot us some
dope. I
* * *
, Mr. Paul Cowan motored to Atlanta
(or maybe we should sr.y “Henryed”
to Atlanta) last Saturday aud spent
the dry. Did fte have a good time?
I sa.v li e did.
* * *
AVe are indeed sorry to learn that
Mr. Marvin Lester and his trained
Ford has left us. And believe “The
Nut,” the “fair young things'” are all
in mourning. Nell thought she was
the only one to weep—and behold
this wholesale tear dropping. Marvin
has gone home, way*.off to Henry coun¬
ty. but don’t worry, girls, he still has
that trained Ford.
* * *
Mr. Allen Mills and family spent the
day with their brother, Mr. AV. J.
Mills, Sunday. »
* * *
AA'e are very glad to note tint Mr.
.Carl Day is on Hie job again, after
secret days illness.
* * *
Mr. John Day, of Camp Gordon,
spent a pleasant week-end at hame.
“The Nut” an dthe girls ar e always
glad to see him.
* * *
There will be an all day singing at
the pic nie grounds next Sunday. Din¬
ner will be served on the grounds. Ev¬
erybody come and join in and let us
uake up the frogs. These all-day sing¬
ings are fine and will surprise ailwho
have not attended.
* * *
Mr. B. F. Hall and daughter, Miss
Irene, motored to Snapping Skoals
last Sunday, where they spout the day
with friends.
>
* * *
Tlie officers of the O. S. P. Club
will meet next Monday evening it the
home of Miss Eliza Wheeler for a
brief session. Refreshments will he
served.
* * *
Mr., Ned Thompson, of Covington,
visited Iris cousin. Mr. Jack Davis.
Sunday. Ned - is a very handsome
young man and is quite a catch. Like
all of us nuts of that age. he has that
funny little bee in his brain tha turns
liis thoughts to love, moonlight walks
and whispering pqptry in the ears of
beautiful young maidens. That’s all
right, Ned. it makes you feel funny
now, lint you’ll get get over it if you
live long enough.
* * *
Our good friend, Harvey Sowell, once
of Porterdale, %now of Hampton, is
again visiting relatives and friends
(and We think sweetbeartg) in our
town. Harvey we welcome you, but.
warn you right now, that if she is that
bright eyed little beauty w e have in
mind, ycu ean’t take her away from
bore, so you had just as well sees. 1 bout
getting a home here. AA e can spare
only a few young men, and none of
the girls.
* * *
Mr. Charles Cowan got gay on Sat¬
urday last add veekessy went all the
way to Atlanta to see what life in a
big city looked like- He rode on two
street cars, drank three Coca Cola’s,,
ate four times at lunch counters, and
came home a sadder, but wiser man.
* * *
Mr. Ben Richardson, one of the
heroes who went to France, returned
last week, to the deilgh of his moth¬
er, Mrs. Riddle, and sisters. We wel¬
come you, /oung man, and here’s bur
hand.
* * *
Our young friend. Robert Yancey,
has the mumps. The other day be
tried to eat some pickles, iwl folks,
it was funy to see wbat a failure he
made. Honest, is was. Thrt is a part
of life Robert, and one of the punish¬
ments for being born young. We all
had that trouble. Here’s hoping you
will soon be out again as gay and de¬
bonair as ever.
A bunch of our young society “buds”
aud “buddies” mounted their Flivers
last Saturday and sailed out on, what
was to have been a trip to .Tuckson
to see the big dam, but owing to the
fact that they have spent most of their
lives in ' 1 'iiet and beautiful town
and vicinity of Porterdale. they are
not very well acquainted with the In
tricasies of country roads, so f-fter
riding several hundred miles thej
were finally towed back home without
ever getting a glimpse of the wonder¬
ful dam. Too bad, too bad, Next
time get a map and guide before you
start and “The Nut” wishes you bet
ter luck.
YOUR CATARRH MAY
LEAD TO
Dangerous to Use Treatment
lor Only Temporary Relief.
There is a more serious stage of
Catarrh than the annoyance caused
by the stopped-up air passages,
and other distasteful features.
the real danger comes from the
tendency of the disease to continue
its course downward until the
lungs become affected, and then
dreaded consumption is on your
path. Your u'vn experience has
taught you tluk the disease can-
INDIGESTION
LOSS OF_APPETlTE
And Similar Troubles Helped by Zlrou Iron
Tonic, Says Alabamian.
**I got ft bottle of ZVron”, write*
Marshall Rhordes, of Eufaula, Ala.,
“and took it for indigestion, nervous¬
ness, loss of appetite and similar trou¬
bles. It helped me very much. My
mother-in-law suffered with the same
troubles, so I gave her a dose or two
of Zlron, and she says it helped her
greatly. I will always keep a bottle
of Zlron In the house and will speak
a good word for It whenever I have
the opportunity.”
Zlron is a new combination of Iron,
with the hypophosphites of lime and
soda, and other valuable tonic ingre¬
dients, which have been found to
build up the enemic, weak, worn-out
system. Ziron puts iron Into your
blood when you need it. If you are
pale, weak, nervous, depressed, have no
appetite, it is probably a sign that your
blood needs Iron. Take Zlron.
Your druggist sells it, on a guaran¬
tee. See him about it.
ZN 6
Your Blood Needs
SIIHdN
We have seen many bunion sufferers limp
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melts away the bunion enlargement.
For 20 vears this of remarkable thousands remedy of men ha; and
benefited hundreds Get box today.
women all over the country a to return
You must be satisfied, or we want you
ft and get your money back.
SMITH’S DRUG STORE,
COVINGTON, GA.
REO
The car of Durability. Beauty of Workmanship,
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Inquire of any 1IEO owner as to the results he
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I also handle REO trucks; this is a truck that
will satisfy the most skeptical; in fact it is the
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If interested in a GOOD AUTOMOBILE Or
TRUCK, see
S. R. SMITH, MANSFIELD, GA.
Agent For Newton County.
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not be cured by sprays, inhalers,
atomizers, jellies hnd other local
applications.
S. S. S. has proven a most satis¬
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and removes the germs of the dis¬
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today, begin the only logical treat¬
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free medical advice write Medical
Director, lanta, 47 Swift Laboratory, At¬
Ga.
After you've raised cotton yea
KNOW cotton— ,
A sport writer who has raised
know world how champions—he write ought to
to about fighters.
BILLY MULDOON
tho man who trained John L. Suilivan
tlie greatest pugilistic expert of them all
will cover the Willard-Dempsoy fight for
Tin- Atlanta Georgian and Sunday Ameri¬
can
His stories in Tlie Georgian and
American prereding the fight, and
liis story of the result July 4,
• written on the spot and flushed
direct to The Georgian and Ameri¬
can will be
SPOUT CLASSICS.
Billy Authoritative—specific—thrilling, Muidoon's articles
i appeal in addi¬
tion to daily stories by Jess Willard, Frank
Menke ami ot tiers—making The Daily
Georgian and Sunday American sport pages
the next best thing to a ringside seat
itself.
' -be a week, and the fight -
brought to you. Just tell your
local Georgian agent or carrier
that you want
THE ATI, A Vi’A GEDHGIAN
AM) SI M1AY AMEKIt'AN.
A. M. Dobbins
Funeral Director aud
Licensed Embalmer
Employed By
Stilwell Furniture Go.
Calls answered any where and
any time.
a
Day Phone 58
Night Phone 157-W
; PAIN RELIEVING MEDICINE. ..
Todd’s Laxanodine relieves pain by
removing iuflamation and congestion.
It relives sick headaches in 30 min¬
utes, acute indigestion in a few min¬
utes, and is the best medicine for bil
iuosness, fevers, jaundice, constipa
tinos dysentery, choler-morbus, influ¬
enza aud colds. It contains no mor¬
phine, opium or other habit forming
drug. Guaranteed by—
C. C. Brooks, Covington, Ga.; H. I,
Weaver Co., Porterdale, Ga.; Mansfield
Drug Co., Mansfield, Ga.; Newborn
Drug Co., Newborn, Ga.—adv.
Mr. Chas. A. Green, expert optomef
trist, who has been making our town
for a number of years, will be here
again Monday, July 14th. If you are
having eye troubles tha require vlass
es, or if you are already wearing
diseases and they need changing, don’t
fail to see him at Smth’s Drug Store.
Maybe you THINK they’re
all right and maybe you’re
wrong about It. back,^
Pains In the 1 cloudy
reddish sediment In tha
urine ,, palpitation of tha
heart, puffy skin under the
eyes—these are SOME of
the symptoms of kidney
trouble, and they call for.
Dr. Thacker'S
Liver arr Blood
Syrup '
A remedy of 67 years stand¬
ing. Laxative or cathartic;
liver regulator; blood tonic. puri¬ At
fier and kidney
your drug store.
He Threw Calomel Away
Wm. S. Prince ot Birmingham,
Ala., writes: “I wa8 Buffering
with Indigestion, billiouaneaa and
kidney trouble. I tried calomel
and the doctors for about a
month. Finally I tried DR.
THACHER’8 LIVER AND BLOOD
SYRUP and the first bottle re¬
lieved me very much. I am
sound and well, pan cat any¬
thing.” GO.
THACHER MEDICINE
Chattanooga, Tonn., *. I. A.
on The Fence.”
“An ad in The News is worth Four
