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THE MONITOR. PUBLISH KI) KVKKV KIIIDAV. R. C AVEUS, Publisher. Org iin Mndisou ('o. '."*i l l • • r<•l !il | >;11 i*lsv j III 1 post office as second-clash mail matter. SIUO Kewa <l. 100. , 'l'li* l reiuleih of this pap'T wi l l I>** jiiiiisi'd to lenrn that ihere at l**nst Mini dreaded disease that, sci oiich li.is h**( n ah! to (Mirt‘ii all its and that is Gafari'li. Hall’s G.itnrrl) ('urn is tin* <>n)v positive i;nre nmv know n to t ho niedira I fra tei nit v. < 'at ari li being a const it n tional disease, r*<jnir< s a constitu tional t rent ment. Hall’s Cm tar ill Cure is taken internally acting di rectly upon the hlood and iniicotis him faces of t In- s\ stent, t hen I>y de stroy ing the foilndat ion of I lie dis ease and giving flu- patient st ivugt h hv Ini i Mil g up t ho const it at ion and tiH-isting nature in doing its ivik 'I lie proprietors have so nitieh faith in itH curative powers that Kiev of ter (Inc 11 und ied Dot In rs f r anv case that it fails to cure. Semi for list o! tesfiinoiiia ls Address I<\ J CIIK.NKY A’ Cos., Toledo, ( ) Sold h\ all drugtrisfs, 75c. Ta ke 11 a M’s Fainiiy I’i lls lor Con st ipni ion. Weil, tho State cniivunt inti is over 111 it 1 Bnv s w*< must hii|>|)i>rt T. \\'. Hardwick f>>r wlmrl term s< nat<<>r. Tlk< Hil.it. Mini thu biw of Georgia snv tluit \vl oi over ii pnrtv is :lo |i iveil wl l Ihmil inuisiuit of anyt hiug "Jll 1■ 1 1 is rightfully liis or Ii r u , t in* act bv which it, is accomplished is stealing. We believe i hat and con sequent ly cannot hec >me a party to any such doings l.y supporting 11 aid w n:k. M ore anon. Dluzy? Bilious? Uotislipateil? Dr King's New Life Tills will cure you, cause a healthy How of Jilin and rids your Stomach and Dowels ol waste and fermenting body poisons They art a Tonic to vour Stomach aim Liver and toq< the general system. Kir-ldoue w ill cure von of that depressed, dizzy, bilious and constipated condition. 2'ic., uli druggists’. Tie- Chattanooga Times, in dis cussing the recent defeat of Cole Blease in South ('arollna, sn\s Ton llessee needn’t give up liope; t hat after a w hilt* tin.. Hooper will seek the senatorship and he retired just Us If ease has been hud on t In- shelf. •- • -• V l o-L ix Banishes maples. lfad Itlood, Timples, Headaches, biliousness, Torpid Liver. Consti pation, etc ,conn* Irom 1 digestnm. Take To-Do-Lux, the pleasant and alisolutelv sure Lax.u ive, and yn won’t suffer from a deranged Sto mach orntln r troufiles. It will tone Up the liver 111 and pll ilv the Mood f st‘ it it guiltily and loii will stav Well, have (and eiu complexion and s| adv nerves Get a oOc bt.nl" to day Money back if not satisfied All and ruggist s'. The Kpro, >•■•111 wai (uml inues t■ ■ lie very much n| an ''uncertain ipiantitv Tlmre Inis been light ing— fierce, determined, sanguin ary lighting—and the carnage has bleu terrific, and v* t no vei v de cisive result lias been attained b\ iiuyliodv both sitles claim f>rll -and decisive victories each duv, but they tail to materialize, both si.l cs are enforcing such rig orous censorships that veiv lnt.lt news ..t |||.. situatem Ms it exists •an reach tlm outside world W e are suie tile war cannot last very long Oil li e schedule upo.l which it i* now running, as it w ould soon depopulate and pauperize every government in Kurope. We Imp,* It Will si mil end . • -. Rheumatism Pams Stopped. 1 ie first appin iltion ot Sloan's I .ini nit 'lit goes right to tin* paintnl part —it [K-oetruti s w ithout rubbing —lt si oj is the KlletlUl It IC Tains around the j uuts and gives relief ai i com tort Don’t suffer! lot a Ii tie to-day! Ii s h t.imilv im'ili ciue I. r a l*p.iins, hurts, bruises. • i-, sole thr*Mii, ipuralgia and c st pains Tievenis mlet turn Mi ’ it' J 1 Wt nt w ert li, l'alifernia. '• 1 I* ' ‘ "It tllti Woutiei- tn| ii t Rheumatism ; pain is gone as soon as I apply it I recommended it to mv friends as the best Liniment I ever used .” ( iHitTUUteud. 25e.,at yotif druggist’s. OCR STANDI’fC ARMY ok THE UNEMPLOYED. In 1 900 tlie census reported no less than 22 per cent of the labor of the United States unemployed for some portion of the year, and II per cent for tit. least 8 months of t tie year. In 1004 about, four million peo ple in the United Staten received relief of some kind from public iti stitutions of charity. Mr Robert Hunter has estima - ed that ten million people in tile United States live below the pov erty line in years of avenig- pros perity. In years of business de pression of course the number is greatly increased. Meanwhile, about a million im migrants arrive upon our shores everv year The label market is immensely c ingested in the great industrial centers of the United States, while elsewhere the fields are white to the harvest, and the laborers tire few. — Home & Farmstead. stop That First Fall Cough. die |< year fall cough or cold at ouch; —d< n’t wait —it mar ,ead to serious lung trouble, weaken your vitality and develop a chronic lung ailment Get a bottle of I)r Hell’s I'mn-Tar Honey to-dav; it is pure anil harmless—use it freely tor I hat 141 cough or cold If Rahy or Chil dren are sick give it to them, it will relieve quickly and permanently It soot lies the irritated t h rout, I tings anil air passages. Loosens Phlegm, is an t inept ic and f < >rt ifi s tlm sys tem against colds It surely pre vents cold germs frym getting a hold. Guaranteed. Only 25c, at your druggist’s Danielsville, R. F. D. 1. Mrs. buna Holbin is spending a few days with K. D. Stribling. Mrs. J. 1) Bruce and children spent Wednesday <d last week with relatives pear Danielsville P. D. Ktrihling and family spent Tuesday with Mrs. Julia Evans. Loss in brace, of Athens, spent last Friday night with 1 I) Bruce and Willie brace returned luune With him. M. J. (Jilivath’s mother, of Fan nin county, who has been on an exteii led visit to him, has return ed home. (!. C. and W. If. Fortson visited in Oglet liorpe county Monday. The infant (laughter of Mr. and Mrs. A A Garner has been quite sick, lint we are glad to state is bet ter. Landrum, of Athens, has been spending a few day s with K D. Stribling. W I’. Eaton and family are vis iting bis father, in Athens, this Week. Misses Mamie Smith and Mattie and bessje Gooch spent Sunday with M isms lal Imu and Janie Veal. W. I’!. Stole* and family visited Mr and Mrs It. M. -T rick la ml Sun day. Mesdiimes Naomi Forts ui an I bel tie lathani spent Monday eve ning with Mrs J C Sandeis. Mrs. Glara I’atterson, of near Danielsville, spent Sunday night with l. l> brace and family. Mast• rs Artlinr and i)srur Gooch spent Sunday with H .ward Neal. bermird Crook visited Miss Nel lie (.fluids. at t'ommeree, Sunday, and is going again next Sundav. lie must mean business, sure. Willie I>nice is visiting relatives 111 Athens tins week Ask Carlton Echols w hy he didn’t take Ins girl to the tent meeting Sunday. A A Qualls sjHjnt Sunday with Kpp Hurl John lent m and w ife visited rel atives at Sah in last Satu.dav and Sunday. James Chatham a'd Mrs Naomi Fortson and children spent seve ral (lavs the past week wild rela tive- near I Loner Several Ir on around kero atten ded the tent meeting, near Salem, tlii- Week. “lVt C.iiii,ilh*!l s soiled to be ill ipiite a httrrs Sun a*. Guess he wa- m ten in j t.iiu I .usi • i ss | i Claud White and— Tidwell, of I'oca, were among our visitors last Thursday night. K. L. Gooch and family vi-ited relatives at Colbert last .Saturday ami Sunday. A. 11. Aiken spent several days tlm past, week at his farm., near Madison Springs, pulling fodder. Mrs Gussie IJamptnii visited rel atives lies r .Jones’ Chapel this week Mrs. Trella Akin and children visited h -r mother, near Royston, Tuesday. • MISSIVES GOT MIXED. A young lady presented her in tended with a beautifully worked pair of slippers, and he acknow ledged the present by sending her his picture, incu-ed in a handsome frame. He wrote a note with it, and at the same time •reoli' and an- grily to an oft-repeated dun for an unpaid suitof clothes. Reengaged a hoy to deliver the package and notes. The young ladv received a note in Iht adored civ's handwrit ing and flew to her room to devour its contents. She opened tic mis sive with eager fingers and r< ad : “1 am getting tired of vmir ever lasting attentions. The suit is about worn out already It ivver | amounted to much, anway. Please go *o tblinder ” And the tailor was struck utterly l dumb when he opened a parcel and discovered a portrait of his delin quent customer, with a note that said : “When you gaze upon my feat urns, think how much 1 owe you,’' When the unfortunate young man called that evening to receive | the happy acknowledgment of hisj sweetneart, he was very quickly I shown elf the doorstep by the young lad\’s father. Petition for Charter. GEORGIA—M am on County. To the Superior < ionrt of said c.ounty : The petition of J. Y. Huff and 11. If. Itiirrnughs, both of said Stat e and coun ty, respectfully shows: i. That th y desire for themselves, their associates and successors, to he j inoorporated and made a body politic, under t lie name and Style of Tin: Dan -1 M.SV'i i.i.k Mkkcantii.k Company’. •J. The term for which pet itioners de sire to he incorporated is twenty years, wit Ii the privilege of renewal at, t lie end of that lime. ii. The principal office and place of business of said company shall he in the city of Danielsville, State and county aforesaid. •f. Tin* object of said corporation is pecuniary gain to itself and its share holders. 5. The capital stock of said eorpora t on shall he Twenty-five llmutred Col in's, (ifi'oOO) with the privilege of in creasmg same to i he sum of Kive Thou sand Dollars (.$.1(10 1). Said stock t 'he divided into shares of One 11 mol red Dol lar- each. Ten per cent of the amount of capital to tie employed hy them lias been actually paid in. Petitioners de sire the right to have the subscriptions to slid capital stock paid in money, or property to betaken at a fair valuation. •!. Said corporation will engage in carrying on a general retail mercantile business, dealing in all classes of mer chandise usually Kept by a general mer chandise store, such as dry goods, no t ions, shoes, hats, clothing, gents’ furn ish i ilgs, hard w a re, grocer it's,meal, Ilnur, corn, oats and other feedstuff- and all nt her such articles as may be profitably handled in connect it.n with said busi ness, the buying and selling of cotton, cotton seed and their products and fer tilizers; tli.'lnlying, holding and con veyingof real estate for tin* benefit of said corporation ; to take notes and to ae *‘pl or execute mortgages on person alty or realty, in the name ami for the benefit of said corporation; to buy or sell, oil her for cash or on credit, any of tilt* above named articles, or any other article- necessary and usual in the con duct of a general merchandise business; to buy or sell,as general or special ag'ts ol any ot her person, firm or corporal ion any art ides that may lie profitably han dled hy said corporation. 7. Petitioners desire the right to sue and be sued, to plead ami be impleaded, to have and use a common seal, to make at! iieces -ary by-laws and regulations and to do all other liiing- Dial may be necessary lor t lie successful carrying on of -ai * 1 business, including t lu* right to buy . hold and sell real and personal pro perty suitable t<> the purposes of the corporal ion, and to • xccute notes and hniid* us evidence ol in ‘ebledness in cur ed, or which may he ieearred, ill I lie conduct o the a (fairs of the corp •- ration and to secure I he same by mort gage, security deeds, or other form ol lien uniter exist iug law -. 8. They desire for -aid corporation the power and authority to apply for and accept ameudineuls to ii- charter ol cither lorm or substance by a major ity vote of -lock outstanding, i’ll, y also ask for said corporation i hal it have all -tieli ot her right -, pow or-, privileges a.ol ;ininii n i ( it's as arc incident to like corporations, or permissible under the iaw- of iieorgia. " hereforc, petitioners pray to be in corporated under the name and sty Ie nlore.-aid, with I lie power.-, privilege amt iininu nii ies herein set forth, and as ire aow. or may hereaf’er be, allow ed a corporation of similar character under tin' laws oi Georgia. I’liia 37th day of August, 11*1-4. ■INO. T. MTKKAY. Att'y for Petitioners. Georgia—Madison l ouoty. I, T. tlitclico k. clerk of the Supe rior court ol aid county . do4n r iiy ccr tty t! a. the foregoing i> a true and correct copy ot ill application lor char ter, in the .nailer of t tie t 'al'ielsville Mercantile loiiipnny. as tli -amcap pearson file at this office. Wit less my o.li, ijl -iguaMire and the -eat ol said court, this .'Till day and \ilgasl, 1914. I . ‘>. it tli til'd* k. Clerk sup. • our . Madison ( o. PROCLAMATION Submiftinga proposed amendment, to the Constitution of Georgia, to be voted on at the general election to he field on Tuesday. November 3,1 it 14. said amend ment providing for representation in the Imiise of re presen til I ives for cam lies not now provided for, and for other purposes. I’y his excellency, Joux M. Slaton, I inventor. State of <1 roam \, executive Department. Aug. 12,1914. i Whereas, the general assembly at its session in lit 11. proposed all amendment to the constitution of this State, as set forth in an act approved August (J, 1914* to-wir: An act to amend paragraph 1, of section 3, of article 3, of the constitution of the State of Georgia by striking the figures I *4 I herefrom and insertiug in place thereof the figures I St), so as to provide for representation in the house of representatives for counties not now provided for. unit further by striking from said paragraph the names of the counties therein set out and inserting in place there if the names of the counties mentioned in the re-apportionment act of the gen eral assembly of 10! 1. so that said par agraph will conform to said re-appor tionment. and for other purposes. Section 1. if enacted by the gene ral assembly of the State of Georgia, and ii is hereby enacted by authority of tl e same, that paragraph 1,.0f section 3, of article 3, of 11 e const i tut ion be, and the same is hereby amended by striking from tlie second line of said paragraph the figures ‘•lst’’ and inserting in lieu thereof the ligures “189,” and further by striking therefrom the names of all counties therein specified, and insert ing in of six counties therein na med as being entitled to three repre sentatives each the following : “Fulton, Chatham. Richmond, Bibb, Floyd and Muscogee,” anil inserting in place of the twenty-six counties therein speci fied as being entitled to two represent atives each, the following: “Laurens, Carroll, .laekson, Sumter, Thomas, De catur, Gwinnett, Coweta, Cobh. Wash ington, DeKalb, Burke. Bulloch. T <mp, Hall,Walton, Bartmv. Meri wel her,Ema nuel, Lowndes, Elbert, Brooks. Hous ton, Wilkes. Clarke and Ware,” and lur th.-r by adding at the end of said para graph, after Hie words, “and to the re maining counties one representative each,” th" following: “and in the event of the ratification of this amendment to the const iturinn, file comities of Bleck ley and Wheeler shat be entitled to rep rese itat.ion in the general assembly of Georgia for the session 191c—’10; and in the event this amendment and the amendments creating the counties of Barrow, Candler ami Bacon shall be ratified, then the three said last named counties shall also be entitled to repre sentation in the sess ons of the general assembly for the years !9K-’I0; and elections in said counties shall b • held on the first Tuesday in January, 1915, under the Haw now governing similar elections for the election of members of the general assembly to serve during the session 1915-’IO in accordance with this amendment,” so that when said paragraph is so amended it will read as follows: Paragraph 1. Number of Represent atives.—Tue house of representatives shall consist of not more than 18J rep resentatives, apportioned among the several c.oii nt ies as follow-, to-\vil: To the six counties having (he largest pop ulation, viz: Pulton, ( hatn.ii>,, Rich mond, 11iDpi, Floyd and Muscogee, thr e representatives each; to Die twenty-- x counties having the nexi argest pop, - lal ion, viz: Laurens, Carroll, Jackso.., Siininr, > nomas, Decatur, Gwinnett, Coweta, Cobb. Washington, Dekalb, Burke Bulloch, Troup, ball, Walton, Bartow, Meriwether, Emanuel, Low tides Elbert, Brooks, Houston, W ii kes, Clarke and Ware, l w o represent it i ves each,and to the remaining counties one repre sentative each; and in the event of the ratification of Lliis amendment to the constitution, tile counties of Bleckley and Wheeler shall be entitled to repre sentation in Die general assembly of Georgia for the session of i9l.<— ’ 1 *>; and in the event this amendment and the amendment creating the counties ol Barrow. Candler ami Bacon si a I be rat ified, then the three said.Jast named counties shall also be entitled to repre sentation io I lie sessiousof tile genera! assembly for the years i9>s-’ii>; and elections in said counties shall be held on t-e first Tuesday in January, I9it>. under tile law now governing similar elections for the election of members .of ttie general assembly to serve during the session of 1911-’IB, in accordance wit Ii I bis amendment. See. ’■!. lie il t'urther enacted by the authority aforesaid, I'lial when said prup.o; ,i a nciidmc.il sii.,ll be agreed In by nvn-; birds of i lie members elected to each house of the general assembly, it shall be entered upon l lie journal o: each house with me yeas and nays iiiereon and published in one ormo.e newspa per-in tach congressional district m said St ite for two months previous to the time for Induing the next general elect ion in saiti State; qmt shall at said next general election be submitted to the people for ratilication iietne billow ing form, to wit: "For ratification of an amendment to paragraph 1, of sec tion n, of'article 3, of Ihe const itmion (for providing for representatives in I he House of r -presell al i ves ol t tie State o t.eorgia for counties not now prmi ued I'org" or Against ratilieai ion of an amendment to paragra> h 1, section It, of arts le b, of the constitution (or against providing for representatives in lhe house of representatives of the S ate of t.eorgia for c unties not now provided for),” and if the n ajority of tlie electors qualified to vote for mem bers of the general assembly voting thereon shall vote for ratification, hav ing written or printed on their bailies the preceding forms, which votes cast al said election shall be consolidated as now required by law in elec, ions for members ol the general assembly and return thereof made to the governor, then he shall de hire said amendment adopted and make proclauquion there and in the manner n >vv provided by law. see. ;i. Belt turt her enacted* that all iaws aad parts o! laws in conflict with this act be.ami they are,hereby repealed Now, tuerelore, I. John M. slaton, govern >r of -aid State, do issue this my proclamation hereto declaring t lint the foregoing prop osedamendment to the const it nrion i- suu.nitted for ratifica tion or rejection to the voters of the Slate qla .lied to vote for lounbers t gene a UMcmbly.ar th general elec.* tom to be held mi Tuesday, November ... iau. .101 l \ M. > | v ii■ \ . By t lie f .overuor ; tloverii or. I’l I I 1.1 l“ l Ceiv, >ccr. tar oi .•state NOTfOK TO CONTRACTORS A coni met will b** lei oili by I he e.om iiii...... i's ~J .n."ii.*>.i a.l.* iviocTi ,-ou.i ties.at 12 o'clock noun. Eastern time, Ort. 21.1 • .4, to Hie love-1 bidder at pub lic outer. . for t lie construction of a steel bridge over Hr aid river, at Moore’s >hoals, m-ar Carlton, Ga. The bridge consists of two spans of 172 feet, two spans of’GG fed and five piers, contain ing approximately 5;;0 cubic yards of rubble ma.a-i i-y. Length over all 484 feet. Saitl contract to be let at tile site of said bridge. Bids must be accompanied iiy certi fied check for JfToO.bt). and payments shall be made as follows: Upon com ple ion of t be substructures3,o(lo; upon delivery of the steel on the ground at tin* bridge site. $4,000; the balance to be paid after he completion and appro val of the engineer. Rond shall be giv en and of said work done in com pliance with tile laws of Georgia rela tive to tile construction of county line bridges. Flans and specifications on file at the office of the Good Road% department of the University of Georgia, (Searcy B. Slack, engi.ieer.) Copies may be ob tained from i Ids office upon receipt of $1.0(. The right is reserved t > reject any or all bills. J. \V. DRAPER, Sup’t of Roads ami Bridges, * Danielsville, Ga. DR. C. E. IHTTMAN. DENTIST Commerce. Georgia Office, second ft mr Pittman Building. Dentistry in all its branches. GEORGIA —Ma disox County W.C.Segravs,guardian of Seaborn Epps has applied to me for letters of dismission fr mi said guardianship. Therefore,all con cerned are hereby required to show cause before me, on the frsr Monday in October next, why said dismission sir uld not lie granted. Given under my hand and offi cial signature, this Aug 3. 11)14. A. H. LONG Ord’v. Use Dr, Key’s Mn FOR Croup, Colds, Pneumonia, Cats, B irns. Bruises, CATARRH, ASTHSViA AND HAY FEVER. This preparation is sold on a guaranty. Don’t, fail to purchase a package and read directions care ful iv. Price 25c. Sold a>d recommen ded by L. E. QUEENE CO., Danielsville. Ga, For that hot, “stuffy/* “sticky,” “no-count” feeling Cools -- Refreshes - Stimulates A delightful flavor all its own J ALWAYS LOOK FOR THE L bottled by !> CHERO-COLA [A bottling CO. pgll Notice to Contractor, 1 bet onumssj.,,, u g mws oi Ufieri „|„1 A; , K amt K,. v at noon Eastern tin,,. J' ’""'i-w piii.iicontery to, conn act for the ll ><l'W..i., 2 lines,eel.firidgeo V eM :.::;;; i ;:"”f a short distance above \fi ~ Z ,r 1 “ii Howiupn. da The n- Iho stiffi of the brid-e le ‘ -Mud bridge consist- Vif e‘ |l ” l ' rti U one span of 12,1 tvl 'fan D, fr feet each. The s„ b., ■>! four pier sand tw., al„ ln , ' " ""“-n , approximetely tiki c tl |, i( . ' . r . v '"ntiiini, The successful biddtr nmlv .1"' “’"'-m tied clieck for s:.'oo. and eiv * requires. “ n f>ond as , Plans and siiecifications m, Of the Good Roads vers,,v of Georgia, Atheas t n tt tuf JL heU " Slack, .engineer, and in Commissioners "f sai Copies may tie had from sn,l • Ph|n'r„>e.it at Ath, „ s ’T' 00 each. ‘4 ■> cust 0 The right to reject anv nr a n ,, Ms . !?rv b „ JA M K.s. 1 , s 'r* Ch n Com in'rs Road.-. andH, . ” 11 blbert counit, aj. Of all Kinds 3£2" Xfi‘Y Cheaply anil Expe ditiously Dsns, THE MONITOR. V e 50 YEARS' f !G i. Aryone quickly udcertiiin our Of>i:>: u free wftelher hp ii; - citi :<>n is probably patentable. Comnnmira strictly confidential. HANDBOOK on Patent* iic r.L t r.?. i >Ulest airoucy for securing patents. i titatirs taken tbrousrh slu:in & ('■>. n-yivt np( C‘(i( notice, without charge, in the A handaomfltr llinptrated wwkly. Iji.vest dr cnlatimi of any scientific journal. W year: four months, fl. Sold by all newsdealer*. 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