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THE GAINESVILLE NEWS. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER INDUSTRIAL LEMON ELIXIR A Pleasant Lemon Tonic. Cures in digestion, headache, malaria, kidney, disease, fever v appetite, debility, nervuos prostration, heart failure, and append • ulating the Liver, Stomoch, Bowels, and Kidneys. 50 cents and #1.00 a bottle at druggists. THE TRUTH HURTS MIGHTY BAD. One, M. 0. Gilmer, the alleged sheriff of Hall county, went around town last week trying to get some one to write him “a piece” for the paper. He found at last two willing scribes, and they fixed it up for him in apple pie or der. As he didn’t have sense enough to write it himself they asked him what they should write for him. He replied: “Tell them they are ail liars, and that I said so, begosh.” This they wrote. “Now, what else?” they asked. “Tell them that I hain’t got the bellyache, but that they have, begosh-” This they also wrote, as did the the scribes of old. Now, as to the two propositions, we don’t think that we, or our in formants are guilty of the first. When the record stands against a man, he hasn’t got much to sup port him and Gilmer has to resort to wind pumping, long distance liar throwing etc. As to his sec ond proposition, we must acknow ledge the corn. He does give us the bellyache, and what he would n’t give the bellyache couldn’t have the bellyache. And, we might add, the alleged sheriff will likely have the worst case of bellyache he ever heard of before he collects that account against the tax payers of the coun ty, which, by the way, has already been paid once, say the county officers who have the settling of these matters in hand. Rev. John P. Sanders Writ Dr. K. Mozley, Atlanta, Ga: I have been relieved of a greatly endangered my life,' by using Mozley s Lemon Elixi declared my only relief to be the knife, my trouble being aj have been permanently cured and am now a well man. I am a t M. E. Church South, located in the town of Verbena, Ala. Rev. E. E. Cowen recommended the Lemon Elixir to me. f dozen large bottles C. O. D. This store will be close on Saturday, October lit] on account holiday, njj open at 6:30 p. m. MONDAY, OCTOBER 14! We will make a day special fall sales. On th day only I WILL GIVE HANDSOME WATC Irregular bowel movements breed disease in the body. You should puri fy and regulate the bowels by using Prickly Ash Bitters. , It is mildly cathartic and strengthens the stomach, liver and kidneys. Dr. E,‘ E. Dixon & Lost* 50 foot tape line, with initials, “E. C.’* on case. $1 reward paid if returned to this office. City Taxes Due. The City tax books for 1902, are now open for payment of city taxes. Please call early. Geo. Lathem, City Clerk. Sept. 23. 1902. 9-24 4t. Ordinary s Court. Jupge Dyer held his regular month ly court Monday, and much business was transacted. W. H. Deaton, administrator of Rebecca J. Deaton, deceased, applied for leave to sell the lands of said de ceased, and letters were granted, the advertisement of the property appear ing elsewhere in this issue. A. R. Dorsey applied for permanent letters of administration upon the es tate of A, B. C. Dorsey deceased. Let- I ters granted. A. JT. Cavender applied for perma nent letters of administration upon the estate of William Cavender, de ceased. Letters granted. * A. H. Jackson, administrator of Ter rell Byrd, deceased, applied for leave to sell the lands of said deceased. Leave was granted and the advertise ment of the kinds appears in another column of this paper. W. W. Wiley, administrator of Elijah Wiley, deceased, applied for leave to sell the lands of said deceased. Letters granted, T. N. McIntyre, applied for perman ent letters of administration upon the estate Sidney R. McIntyre, deceased. ' Letters granted. Lester D. Puckett applied tor per manent letters of administration up,- on the estate of P. M. Arrendale, de ceased. Letters granted. Upon the petition of the heirs at law, Lester D. Puckett, county admin istrator, was appointed to administer the estate of Henry W. Blake, deceas ed. V • The will of James M*Chastain was ... probated in common form and Rob ert M. Burruss and Mrs. J. M, Chas tain were Earned a s executors. Miss Matthews Entertains. The members of the Charade Clab were entertained last evening by Miss Annabel] Matthews at her home on Sycamore street. This club consists of sixteen members who entertain each other in a most delightful manner once a week. And the “At Home” by Miss Matthews to the members of the club last evening was account ed one of the most enjoyable re ceptions ever tendered them. Re- j freshmente were served, games played and the guests reluctantly lelfc after expressing to the charm ing hostess their indebtedness for a most delightful evening spent. “Street stealing” is a unique form of crime that has developed | iu Chicago nice Daniel Bldg-. North Side Public Square! Gainesville, OUR FAMOUS Elsewhere in this issue will be found the advertisement of Mr. Solomon Sacks, the successful merchant on the north side of the public square. He has received and opened up a new line of fall goods and will be pleased to have you call and see what he has to offer. On next Monday be will give away a watch to every one who tiades $10 worth with him. as a consequence of the scarcity and high prices of coal. Many of the Chicago sts. are paved with cedar blocks. The blocks make first-rate fuel. One night recently nearly 1,000 feet of a street’s paving was ripped up and carried away to fill empty coal bins.-Ex. From 7 to 10 years oia, EXPRESS PREPAW, Simeon Braziel Died at the Prater house at 8:30 o’clock last night. He was 5? years of age and was w.ell known in this county, al though he has lived in Atlanta for Funeral services were Church Has Prospered. Chestnut Street Batpist church last night called Rev. J. C. Otwell to serve the church again another year. He has been pastor of the church for one year, during which time the church has had the great est prosperity in its history, hav ing taken in more members, col lected more money for missions and done more church work gen erally than ever before. several years, held at the house this afternoon, after which the remains were carried to Antioch for interment. qua b* Glend*! 6 ’* Maryland Miss Ashford's at Home. Miss Ethel Ashford gave an after noon party to her young lady friends last Friday from 5 to 7. The evening of the same day about ten couples were entertained by Miss Ashford in her de lightfully characteristic manner. Miss Ashford’s success as an ideal hos tess was evidenced by the thorough en- jovment of both occasions bv all pres ent. W. <7. and E. C. Palmour. See what W. J. & E. C. Palmour have to say to the readers of this paper in another column. Everyone knows Will and Ed, the two hustlers from taw, and the way to get your money’s worth in trading' is to buy goods at their store. Call on them ahd tell them yon saw their ad m The News. Old Colonial Club We recommend these Whiskeys asdebcious, high-grade liquors. Its tues are warranted and unquestioned. Send us your order—no goods ser have no traveling men or agents. We sell goods exelusicely for CASH, absolute satisfaction. Goods shipped in a plain box. Corkscrew and e Write for our new Catalogue. Try our MOUNTAIN DEW SPECIAL, $2.00 per Fortner-James. Mr. J. M. Portuer of Atlanta, and Miss Ava James of Gaines ville, were roamed at the home of the brides father, on Pine street, last migh t at 8:80 o’clock, Rev. J. C. Otwell officiating. Mr. Gates has been arrested in Paris for driving his automobile too fast. They do not treat our millionaires with any more con sideration than we do their dukes and counts. The automobile is appearing in a new phase of destructiveness. A Chicago woman accuses a big red one of aliena ting her husband’s affections. - Atlanta