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VOLUME ME. JNO. SIMMONS DEAD. M. K. Woodall is still trying to sell guano at Lula. John McCollum of Pea Ridge, as had a rough ; time repairingti John Pless’ house. be appropriately decorated for the occasion, and the services will be quite enjoyable. The ladies hav ing the matter in charge request that all who care to - contribute clothing or anything of that kind to'send the same to the church on next Wednesday, so that it may be distributed out among the poor Thursday. Remember this and ‘let your contribution or gif t be at the church Wednesday. Some one yrill be there to receive it, and on Thursday it wifi make, some poor person have a sure enough Thanks giving. .. AH the stores and business hous es will be closed during the day, and the occasion will be generally observed. Let everybody suspend business and attend the services at the First Baptist church. Mr. John D. Simmons, one of the most prominent citizens of Hall county who died last Satur day, was buried in the family bury ing ground at Candler last Sun day. ( Rev, J. R. Jones, pastor of the Methodist church, officiated at the funeraly and six of his grand sons, J. D. Chamblee, W. C. Smith, J. T. Chamblee, W. Z. Hancock, R. D. Hancock and John D. Sim- mons, actod as pallbearers. He had been in feeble health for almost a year. The burying ground in which he was laid to I q g . hi am Better Than* Have W Been for Twenty Years.” el t. P- Moody, a prominent Templar, is well known in every ■ tbe United States west of Buffalo, II as a Jeweler’s Auctioneer. In the , Chicago as a prominent lodge E hpins a member of the K.T.’s and B^of the Masons. The cut shows Enel Moody in the costume ol the ilntai Consistory Masons, 32d degree. E a recent letter from 6900 Michigan Benue, Chicago, Ill., Mr. Moody says Be following: 1. ’ \ Kifor over twenty-five years I suffered Bom catarrh, and for over ten years I 1 “ ered from catarrh of the stomach ibly. have taken all kinds of medicines have been treated by all kinds of ors, as thousands of my acquaint- |S are aware in different parts of the ted States, where I have traveled, my relief was only temporary, until tie over a year ago 1 started to take ina, and at the present time I am 3 rthan I have been for twenty years. I “The soreness has left my stomach |jtirely and / am free from indigestion Id dyspepsia and will say to ail who |e troubled with catarrh or stomach louble of any kind, don*t put it off M sutler, but begin to take Peruna hbt away, and keep it up until you h cured, as you surely will be if you Yrsevere. [“My wife, as many in the southwest In say, was troubled with a bad cough Id bronchial trouble, and doctors all ler the country gave her up to die, S3 ley could do nothing more for her. me began taking Peruna with theresult pat she is better now than she has been I years, and her cough has almost left pr entirely. The soreness has left her mgs and she is as well as she ever was i ter life,with thanks, as she says, to erana. Yours very truly, T. P. Moody. Catarrh assumes many forms and st icks many organs. Colonel Moody had itarrh of the stomach, while his wife ad catarrh of the lungs. Both were ired by Peruna,simply because catarrh i catarrh, wherever located. It* may ttack one organ or another. It may be hronic or acute. It may cause one a light inconvenience off great suffering, iseases that catarrh sets up are called FEW QUAIL KILLED. But very few partridges have been killed In this section since the hunting- season opened No vember 1st., because of the dry weather up to last Tuesday mor ning. _ Bird dogs could hunt with little success on account of. every thing being so dry. From now on, however, hunting will be done in earnest as conditions have been made more favorable by the fall of snow. NEW ENTEEPEISES. Some new entrrprises are on foot for Gainesville, and before long they will be under headway unless something unforeseen hap pens. As yet nothing is *n shape for publication regarding these new enterprises, but before long the public will be made acquain ted with the facts, through these oolumns, regarding them. Keep your eye on Gainesville. In the Alabama constitution good character forms a clause to give the franchise to citizens who otherwise could pot vote. It ap pears that many negroes will thus earn the right to vote and ‘they will form a union to protect them selves from the idle, vagrant ne gro class that is an injury to the negro race in the South. HELP THE POOR. ' Editor Moran Dies Suddenly. ; Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 16—P. J. Moran, associate editor of the At- lanta-Constitution, died suddenly last night. Arrangements have been per fected for the Thanksgiving ser vices at the First Baptist • church next Thursday. The church will Colonel T. P, Moody, of Chicago* by various names but they are all in reality catarrh. Peruna cures catarrh wherever located. Address The Parana Medicine Co., Cor lumbus. O.. for a free book oncatarrh- We are making special prices this week, and are prepa the trade a large number of extra bargain values, quarters for AND IT SNOWED. mg beem brought direct to The Cracker from State School Com- missioner Glenn and State Treas urer Park by Doorkeeper Cochran of the Georgia legislature. The remainder then due will be paid about January 1st., say the offi cials. This will be good news to the teachers who have had to wait a long time Tor their hard-earned wages. It is to be hoped that the legislature will at this session make provision for their pay in the future. Much to the surprise of most perybody there was a considera te snowfall last Tuesday mor- CLOTHING, SHOES, HATS AND NOTIONS, we have no equal in this section; We make ibis statement in no Spirit of pride,, but to let the people know the facts in the case, and when you come to investigate, we stand ready to prove the truth of the as sertion. Take notice of a few quotations: We have Boys’ two piece:Suits, good values, as From this figure up to $5.00. * YONAH HAPPENINGS. We are having some experience meetings in this settlement now. Last Spring we had a ’few, but they died out until right lately. M. K. Woodall had a very, sick horse the other night. ■ M. K. Woodall has sold his cow and is living on experience now. ? John R. Pless had a In Oxfords, Browns; Olive Men’s unfinished Worsteds, Thibets and Cassimeres. SAW OUE WATER POWER. city, Meltons, Beavers and Kerseys in all colors, corn shucking last week and About 800 bushels of corn was shucked. ^ Mat Canup swapped two horses the other day for one. He has bought a buggy and is now driving a grey. Miss Dora Dodd was a visitor to Jno. R. Pleas last week. A nice tinging occurred at Euon church last Sunday. - - There are many fine hogs soon to be slaughtered in this commu nity. T. B. Simmons has one that will weigh at least 400 pounds, we will not suffer for meat Best Bed Kip Tie, $1.00. Our line of Childrens’ School Shoes cannot be excelled. “Brown’s Blue Ribbon.” 0 Try a Pair.. We haqfile the best Qo - D. Bagwell and Joe Parks Represent from Gainesville and, 0 latter conducted a very enjoy* l te song service. Mr. R. H. is superintendent of the °°1 and he desires to extend a ation to the public to 1 6Q ti the school any Suuday af- liULr HA JL» Beautiful, complete line at $1.5%- Plenty of Caps that will please the boys. 2 ' We are making a specialty of the “Black Cat” brand of Stockings, at 10c, 15c and 25c. They are the highest grade on the market. WE ALWAYS Have a full and Complete stock of Heavy and Fancy Groceries at Prices touching the rock bottom. Ali invited to come to see ns. You will be pleased with goods and prices* ville’s water power he came n< to give the subject a close study, . Pless attended city Gainesville this week, had a rough time haul- Thackeray, j ing wood while he was gone. sch'ool teachers of Hall w iU receive part of their ember 15th., the news hav- # i* Hynds M’Fg Co's Old Stand