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SITRSCR1PTION H4TES: *
One Year . 5dc
Six Months 25c
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£9” Corresnondence Solicited.
When writing for this paoer
yo.r name must accomoany the
article, not for publication, good but
as a guarantee of faith.
John W. Maddox. Well,
he is just as sure of the nom¬
ination for congress as that
the sun rises and sets. The
their people have the matter in
hands this time. It has
been taken out of the scope
of political manipulation this
year, for the first time in the
history campaigns, of Seventh and the district people
have the opportunity of set¬
tling it at the ballot box. No
machines c«n work this time
and, of course, the opposition
is’mad and is crying all sorts
of cent option. Corruptionists
always do this when things
don’t go to suit them. Be
democratic and let the demo
cra’s of the district say who
shall represent them in con¬
gress.
The tactics of the ringster
in politics are wondous to
behold. Their cry of‘‘wolf”
has reverberated fi om the
mountainsto the sea co. st
and from Rabun to Colum¬
bus continuously since
candidate, (Candler,) SUC
cumbed to thesucculent solic¬
itation of them 6000
ries, clerks, sheriffs, coroners,
’squires and bailiffs and
* come out in the open.” But
,the thing is so stale that it
smells bad and the honest vo¬
ter knows that Allen D. Can¬
dler, railroad president—ej:
coiigressman— money-shark
and candidate for governor
is a ringster of the striped
den variety. He wear A green, gol¬
and red-snapper stripes—
pne to' fit any crowd or color
of political flim-flamming—is
a pluperfect ‘‘supposititious
dam” ringster. The ballots
will be the proof of the pud¬
ding Spencer and the savor of the pie.
Atkinson’s cause,
(the just cause and the sue
cess of honest politics,) is
sweeping the' s’ate and a
wave of ballots in his favor is
sure co swamp the common¬
wealth on the 6th of June.
Let every true son of the soil
strive to swell the drowning
and forever relegate railroad
and monpohstic rule on that
day.
THAT HUTCHENS CIRCULAR.
The following is an abstract from
a circular that has been distributed
over the seventh district by candidate
G. 11. Hutchens, for congress,. Fol¬
lowing it is a letter from a rnepiber
of tho committee, to whom he refers
What is
Scott’s
Emulsion?
It is a strengthening food and
tonic, remarkable in its flesh-form¬
ing properties. It contains Cod
Liver Oil emulsified or partially
digested, combined with the well
known and highly prized Hypo
phosphites of Lime and Soda, so
that their potency is materially
Increased,
mmmm What WbSB St Do?
It T . will arrest . . loss of r flesh « <_ and .
restore to a normal condition the
infant, the child and the adult.
will enrich the blood of the anemic;
will stop the cough, heal the irrita¬
tion of the throat and lungs, and
cure incipient consumption. We
make this statement because the
experience of twenty-five years has
proven it in tens of thousands of
cases. Br surtyou get SCOTT'S Entutsunt.
50c. and $1.00, all druggists;
SCOTT A BOWNE, Chemists, New York.
■Sb'f.- ■
*" hi8 circuiar - Tlie wholts thmsr is
published in order that this letter
r'* ?,,ar nKm *‘ »“»"*)' “*•»
cir ‘ -
“In the first place, Floyd county
M ope more member on tke Com
miltee than she was entitled to She
four members, and should not
* aave had but three. Why this was,
con fe»8 I do not know. M array
C|iunly’s member had moved out of
the district, and the Chairman, H on.
W . J Neel, took the liberty to ap¬
point one, subject, he said, to the ap¬
proval of the (Maddox) Committee
—which would be satisfactory to the
Committee, if the manufactured
member was of the same “faith and
order,,—which I presume he was."
Spring Place, Ga, April 19, 1898
Hon, G. It. Hutchens,
Tallapoosa, Ga.
My Dear Sir: I am in receipt of
your “Inside Facts,” of the 15th,
inst„ concerning the Rome commit¬
tee meeting, (of which I was a mem¬
ber,) and must confess that I am sur¬
prise^—and in a manner humiliated
—at your reckless leference to the
Seventh district committeeman from
Marray county.
I am surprised that an individual
of so small a bore should have the
hardihood to oppose the nomination
of John W, Maddox for congress
(that being the real issue of the four
opposing candidates,) and, at the
same time, should question the hon¬
esty of that sterling democrat, (he
Hon. W. J. Neel, in the appointment
of a representative for Murray coun¬
ty at that committee meeting.
Ther*i is no doubt in my mind
that he did it from a high standard of
pffitual and non-partisan principle
aud your imputation is, in my mind,
a grave reflection on the honesty of
his party methods. He knew no more
of me than he did of the ante-delu
vian house cat, as I had never had
the honour of his acquaintance, and
his card of appointment was address¬
ed to me as editor of the county
paper, and contained not a word of
confidence or machine collusion.
I responded to the call and was
confirmed a member of the commit¬
tee by an unanimous vote of that
body and difl not pretend a vote or
remote participation in its delibera¬
tions until this was don*. I had DO
moral or political rigbj; to act until
this was done and,until then, was no
member of the committee.
In your “Inside Facts" you are
far more personal and virulent in
commenting uopn the action of the
committee than your universally con
ceded mutual colleague, Col. Watt
Harris, notwithstanding the fact that
bis chances of election were as count¬
less as the sea shore sands compared
wit h yours.
Your supremelysilly “InsideFacts"
impute to me tne matter of a com
promise in favor of Maddox as
against all sorts of former usage'
and fairness; at least it so shows up¬
on its face. *
This inference, if inference it is, is
unfair and unjust from its conception
to its finish,so far as it applies to me,
and I materially doubt if you can
show that a single member of that
committee was “shaped^ by Job:; W.
Maddox. Your “Facts" are the sil¬
liest sort of fancies aud no thought¬
ful man can construe them as aught
hut'vote catchers and the last re¬
sort of the trickster, who knows his
individual weakness, anil are solely
intended to work with the rural vo¬
ter who wots not of the wiles of the
disrupter and whose prejudice is
tasily aroused.
Not a scintilla of honest politics
pel meates the length and breadth of
your windy and embryonic attempt
to belittle me as Murray county's
member of the Executive committee.
The piace was unsought, ur:ex
peeted and unsolicited by me bat
during tnp short incumbency I shall
strive to defept) my honest actions
in the capacity of committeeman
the unwarranted onslaughts of
, any disgruntled and belly-aching seek
« y * fler tke congressional iioiuma
don who is in mortal dread of the
, " ev ® caUe W ... ‘ ll .f th , ® ^ le and
* bo fosters lh * ldea of ?»Pg fH] e
lLa ohine Aim flamming in its prefer
ence.
These utterances may seem sjvere
to you but tb me they are in no wise
seveier than the strictures placed up
on me in the communication herein
j mentioned. «» <*.
I sincerely trust that your ire has
.abated and that your mind is in a
much better adapted to cairn
sober deliberation than it was
IM. thi. public
print and the Wholesale censure of
a-man of whom you know absolutely
nothing, If so I am persuaded to
think that fc 7 vnn n-iii W,U adrmt q a„,;. your
coarse was too hasty.
With high personal regards I am,
Yours very truly,
/* C. Hkaktskll.
Mrs. A. Inveen, residing at 720
Henry 8t, Alton. Ill., suffered with
sciatic rheumatism lor over eight
months. 8he doctored for it near¬
ly the whole of tins time, using
v&ric us remedies ecom mended by
friends, and was treated by the
physiciam, but received no relief.
She then used one and a half bot¬
tles of Chamberlain’s Pain Balm,
whicli effected a complete cure.
This is published at her request, as
she wants others similarly afflict¬
ed to know what cured her. The
25 and 50 cent sizes for sale by
bag well Bros.
THE TEXAS & PACIFIC RY.
The Iron Mountain runs through
cares to Texarkana, Terrell, Miueola,
Ft. Worth and other important and
prominent points in Texas in connec
tion with the Texas & Pacific Rail¬
way. If you don't want to change
cars, see that your tickets read oyer
the Iron Mountain Route. “No de¬
lay.” Ail uains into Memphis con¬
nect with our line, our Agent there
will meet you on arrival and see you
to oqr depot and trains. For maps
and books on Arkansas and Texas,
write to I E Rehlander, Traveling
Passenger Agent, 103 Read House
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Georgia To Murray County:
all whom it may concern.
Mrs, K. W . Keith having in due form if.
plied to the undersignei for a year* support
and I will pass upon the same at my office on
the first Monday in May, 1898. This April
4th, 1898. T. J. Ovhey Ordi nary.
DANIEL MYERS,
OF PENNSYLVANIA. '
A Living Object Lesson for Dr. Mlloo* N*w
Heart Quro.
I a
£
m Mtu\\ -•4
C! i f
WWEART DISEASE Is curable. "For over
forty years,” writes Daniel Myers of
TwoTaVerns, Pii., on A u&. M, 1890.
“I suffered with heart disease. First a slight
palpitation, gradually growing worse. Then
shortness'of breat h, sleeplessness, smother¬
ing sensations and much pain in the region
of tho heart alarmed mo and j consulted a
physic ian Receiving no I vnefit I tried
others and a number
Or of remedies, spending
Mite*’* a money, large but amount finally be¬ of
came so bad that it was
.Rostoro# unsafe for me to leave
t. Health home. I commenced
0 using Dr. Miles' Heart
_________ Cure two years ago.
For eighteen months I have been well. Al¬
though 72 years of age I can go where X wish
and I sleep all night and wake up as cheer¬
ful as a babe and completely rested."
Dr. Miles Remedies are sold by all drug¬
gists under a positive guarantee, first bottle
benefits or money refunded. Book on Heart
aud Nerves sent free to all applicants.
DR. MILES MEDICAL CO.. InA
^Mothers!
T hs dangers forts discom- and of //fc' 1 * i \
child-birth can
be almost en
tirely Wine of avoided. Cardui'*'^, V;
relieves pectant moth- ex- /Jf V
ers. It gives t f
toneto the gen¬
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puts them in
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nancy less painful, shortens
labor and hastens recovery after
child-birth. It helps a woman
bear strong healthy children.
has also brought happiness to
thousands of homes barren for
years. A few doses often brings
joy for to darling loving baby. hearts that long
a No woman
should neglect to try it for this
trouble. It cures nine cases out
of ten. All druggists sell Wine
of Cardui. $i .oo per bottle.
For advle* In cases requiring special
directions, address, giving symptoms,
the ” Ladies' Advisory Department,”
The Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chatta¬
nooga, Tenn.
Mr*. LOUISA HALE,
t of Jefrsrsan, Ga.,«iy>:
“When I first took Wine of Cardui
we had been married three years, but
eould not have any children. Ilina
months later I had a fine girl baby.”
VOL. iV.
LOVEMAN’S NEWS.
DALTON, REORtrLA, FRIDAY, APRIL 22, 1898.
News that impressed tt)e 9tart.
ThUTH, pure and simple.
Prices are the same in most
all stores, but QUALITIES
are ogten vast ly wide apart.
We don* t claim to have the
lowest prices in Dalton t
but we do insist, howeverj
that the Dry Goods or Dress
Goods that we sell at 4c, 5c
and 6c per yard are strict-*
ly First Class Fresh, New
and Clean, and we bel ieve
same qual ity wil I cost you
more money at
ANY OTHER HOUSE IN'.TOWN.
A Shirt Waist Material Sale.
Yes, we are going to have one, and it’s going to
be a treat to those who take part.
FRENCH Madras Cloth.
* * *
35 incites wide. The Newest Nobby Design*.
•Will 1^ offered
10e a yd.
Limit, 10 yards,
15 pieces wash Dress Goods,
|
Made to sell at 10c, 12^c and 15c, will be offered
it!
t' -
Limit, 15 yards,
icoo YARDS
Absolutely Fast Colored f Shirt Waist Cloth,
theap at 6e, we offer it at
4c a yo.
There THREE SPECIALS
Will be on sale until the entire lot is closed out. t
PARASOL weather
will soon b« here.
Fust Black, Splendid Cloth, Steel Rod and !
Natural Wood Handles, 26 inch at
ISlegant Material, 50C.
Fast Black, Cotfon Gloria,
Steel Frame, 26 iuch at
75c, 1.00,1.251.50 and 2.00
Good enough for auyuoay. Qualities perfect.
Jet Bjack or Natural Wood Handies. !
White Silk Parasols, $1.35 to $4 50,
Black China Siik Parasols, $1.50 to $4 50l .1
pbiidren's Parasojs |gc, §0c atd 65c.
flippers FOR Ladies Missis and CHIL¬
DREN/ "
Children's Slippers, . . $ .50 to $ .85.
Mi«ses’ Slippers, . . . .75 to 1.25.
Ladies' Slippers, , . , . .75 to 2.00.
Ladies’ 3 point broad toe House Slipper, 50c.
JSXJXA VALUES*
/ •)
iu L&djes' and Children's Fast Black Spook
ings, . ...... IOc and 15c pa, pjjr.
i hird shipment this season.
=?
Keep eoming to see us. We can, want to, and
will save yoq money.
Loveman & Sons.
The Leading Dry Goods House in Dalton.
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