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THE'GEORGIA CRACKER. SATURDAY,
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JANUARY 11, 1902.
jiie Georgia tracker,
Official Organ City of Gainesville
Gainesville Ga„ Jan. 11, 1902.
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Thumb-Nail Sketch of Guerry.
TLe Augusta Herald publishes
the following thumb-nail sketch
of Hon. Dupont Guerry of Macon :
Born March 26, 1848.
Plow boy and farm hand.
Volunteer in Confederate army
when 15.
In battles of Atlanta, Griswold-
ville and in skirmishes around
Savannah. • ,
State senator 1880-81.
Strong supporter of >■ General.
Evans in his race against Atkin
son.
PLATFORM.
Prohibition.
Abolish barrooms.
Purify politics and state legisla
tion. '
Destroy lobbying.
End ring domination.
Equalize taxation.
Compel railroads to pay
share of the taxes.
Put state government wheie her
income will pay expenses.
their
15th we trust a check for $1,000
will reach some one of our sub
scribers and help make times eas
ier in this locality.
The Atlanta Constitution for
1902 will be better than ever be-
j|| fore^ Its special news" features
Digests what yOH eat. are unsurpassed. The Boer-British
This preparation contains all of the Wo „., pu li;nni - na j i_ ori
digestants and digests all kinds of '^ ar > the Philippine and Cuban
food. It gives instant relief and never Operation; the Nicaragua Canal
failstocure. It allows you to eat all! _ ,. ., n 4.u n
the food you want. The most sensitive i 9. ue stion , the busy session of the
stomachs can: take it. By its use many most'important Congress we have
thousands of dyspeptics have been! *
cured after everything else failed. It ever assembled, working out the
prevents formation of gas on the atom* details of diplomacy, coin merce,
ach, relieving all distress after eating, , f _ , , u
Dieting unnecessary. Pleasant to take. I war and peace, forecasted by the
Ef feelp • new Pre^dent’s recent message;
tat do yea-good the developments of the South’s
movements; the
Charleston and West India Ex-
Mexican ■will readily over
Mustang Liniment
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£
Robertson & Law.
position, now in progress; the
building and equipping of the
Louisana Purchase Exposition at
St. Louis; diversified farm and
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. Children Especially Liable.
Burns, bruises and cuts are extreme
ly painful and if neglected often re
-suit in blood poisoning. Children are
especially liable to such mishaps be
cause not so careful. As a remedy De
Witt’s Witch Hazel Salve is unequalled.
Draws out the fire, stops the pain, soon
heals the wound. Beware of counter
feits. Sure cure for piles. “DeWitt’s
Witch Hazel Salve cured my baby of. . .
eczema after two physicians gave her J 81X tormer years.:
up,” writes James Mock, N. Webster,
Ind. “The sores were sr> had she
soiled two to five dresses a day.” ROB
ERTSON & LAW.
whose estimates come within 500
bales either way of the exact fi
gure. This^allows a margin of j village industries & improvement;
1000 bales within ;which all esti- the Rural Free Delivery of the
matee are sure to receive part of farmer’s mail; the Good Roads
the prize money offered. a The and better schools question; and
point is to strike the estimate ex- thousands of other important
actly during January. This is a things will be found fully and
possibility. In a contest similar freely discussed in the Constitu
te this the Constitution has had tion for the* year. The farm and
the number hit exactly and paid farmer s page will be under the
out $1,000 for the estimate. In able direction of Col. R. J. Red- )
another similar contest the esti- ding who has for years' presided
mate has come within one of the over this department to the great
exact figure, and all the prizes of-J delight and encouragement of all
fered have been paid out upon es- questioners. The Woman’s Kmg-
timates that were not fifty re-ldom, the Children’s page and oth
er interesting departments will
be ably conducted, and will be
A toad under
a harrow !
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. . . : snffera no more than the faitlifnl h 0 « n
that is tortured with Spavins, Swinnev tToZ 90
Sores, Sprains, etc Most horse owners\5S
and apply the kind ef sympathy that heals, W
far and wide as ~ * wu
moved from the- exact estimate.
STATISTICS OF LAST SIX YEARS.*
To aid the contestants in ma
king intelligent estimates hereon
we give the following statistics of
‘ ills
$3,500 CASH PRIZE CONTESTS.
The Atlanta Constitution’s Great
Offer for 1902.
The Cotton Receipts at Savannah, Ga.,
from September to April 582.000.
o
a
o
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ed
<£>
r €
$1,500 Cash Prizes to Agents for
the firstrQuarter of 1902. Full
Statistics given for your
Guidance. An Unparal
leled Offer for our
Readers.
1895- 1896
1896- 1897
1897- 1898
1898- 1899
1899- 1900
1900- 1901
Savannah cot*
ton Receipts
Sept. 1. ‘to the
15th day of fol
lowing April.
Savannah Cot-
t o n Receipts
April 10th to
15th.
Total U. S. Cot
ton crop for
isame^season.
711,257
4,872
, 7,157,346
808,693
4,824
8,758,864
1,140,479
6,889
11,199,994
1,029,681
3,817
11,274,840
1,036,822
6,332
9,436,416
975,693
9,802
10,383,422
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The Constitution’s market page
will give each week the port re
ceipts for the cotton season from
The Atlanta Constitution offers I which you can always see the Sa
two cash prize contests.from Janu- vannab, Ga., port receipts from
ary 1st to April 15th, 1902. September 1, 1901 up through the
$1,500 in cash prizes for agents. Friday immediately preceding
These prizes range from $400 for j publication. This will keep you
the highest to $5.00 for the lowest posted to within two or three days
list from any agent during the! before the time you send in your
in addition $250 will be j estimate,
divided pro rata among all agents The $2,000 contest is an ex-
who send twenty or more sub- press contract to which the Con
scriptions and fail to get any other stitution will stand in every par
prize. This is a liberal offer and Licular. Yet(it is in its nature
the details of it will be sent you simply an advertisement by which
by applying to the Atlanta Con- the Atlanta Constitution com-
stitution, Atlanta, Ga, bmed with the Georgia Cracker
The $2,000 upon the Savannah, for only $1.50 per year may be-
Ga,, cotton receipts will be given j come better known in this com
as follows; munity, send us the subscriptions
To the person sending a yearly to the Atlanta Constitution and
Never fails—not even in the most aggravated caW
Cures caked udder in cows quicker than anv kaoira *
remedy.- Hardly a disease peculiar to muscle skin
or joints that cannot be cured by it. ;
Mexican remed ythe inarketfor
Mustang; Liniment
especially adapted to those ad
dressed. The ringing editorials
of the Constitution speaking right
out in meeting exactly what it
means m the advocacy of true de
mocratic doctrine and the
the writings of this gifted woman.
Already the Sunny South has ac-
devel-1 quired a list of over 50,000 sub-
opmenfc of the South, and in be— scribers and during the year this
half of the great interests of thel figllre wi n doubt leas be more than
masses of onr plain people are donbIed The price pf the At)an .
For a perfect fit go to
C. H. SJUNMl
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subscription to the Atlanta Con
stitution (weekly) together with
the correct estimate of the cotton
receipts of Savannah, Ga., from
September 1st, 1901 to April 15th,
19021
$1,000 if the estimate is received
during January.
$500 if the estimate is received
during February.
$250 if the estimate is received
during March or to April 10th.
The above are for the exact/ es
timates, there are besides these
the following prizes that will be
paid out for the nearest estimates
to the Savannah cotton receipts
received at any time during the
contest:
$250, $100, $75, $50, $25, for
the next nearest estimates in their
order.
*There is also a great consola
tion offer. $500 will be distrib-
our paper at the fadvertised price
of the two, and with it your es-.
timate on the^Savannah, Ga.,
Cotton Receipts for the period
mentioned and we will forward
all together for you. On
The management of the Atlan-
Constitution will continue its
former policy in all respects. Mr.
Clark Howell as President and
Editor in Chief, Mr. Roby Robin
son, the new Business Manager,
and the same
corps of staff writers and heads of
departments, will ably conduct all
is only $1.25 per year. The price
of The Sunny South alone is 50
cts. per year straight to ail per
sons alike, except when clubs of
five accompanied by $2.50 in full
payment thereof, the elubraiser
receives for his work a year’s sub-
Moved to Daniel Building, oral
J. E. Jackson’s store.
“The Artistic Ta
Clothes cleaned and press|
short, notice. Also
LADIES - SKIRT
clean ep and pressed. All work f
prompt a ention.
. ... scription to the Sunny South,
we iscip in© ( The combination price of this pa
per with The Atlanta Qonstitu-
,, „ ... , , tion and Sunny South is onlv$l.-
the affairs of this great newspa- ^ ttt, . , .
rp, « ... * , . F „ 75. Whenever this combination
per. The Constitution’s long and
, , , y . . is taken up tue subscriber may
honpra^e busmess course keepmg gubmit two eBtimate8 m tbo S J.
faith w,th the people in all its L* Cotton Recei t8 Contest
contracts, contests, and engage- , , ,
. •’ „ * s ” one on each paper, although sub-
ments, as well as m its consis- scriptl0UB to The gan gouth
tent and conspiconseditonal.fair- aIone do not get any estlmate .
DDEAP and fii
INSURANCE AGENTS]
FIRE, LIFE, ACCIDENT,
SURETY BONDS.
“Ihavo used your valuable CASCA-
KETS and find them perfect. Couldn’t do
without them. I have used thein for some time
for indigestion and biliousness and am now com
pletely cured. Recommend them, to every one.
Once tried, you will never be without them in
the family.” Edw. A. Marx, Albany, N. Y.
CANDY
w ^ CATHARTIC -
TRADE MARK RBOI8TRRCD
g Ulate' the
s!eken. b Wea£en?or
ated among those who fail to se- 8.»n^
rfcjri nn o nt fllft 1 ftfnfOl* nrivuo on J IIA VA HA a OaM j » ^
cure One ot th© larger prizes and 1 fliO*TO-RAfi sold andiimaranteed by alldrug
nv 1 w OHM gists to CURB Tobacco Habifcf
ne^s places it among those relia
ble institutions of our country up
on which the people may depend.
The Sunny South has been
irought under a close subscrip
tion alliance with the Atlanta
Constitution. It is now a weekly
iterary paper conducted in the
interest of Southern readers. One
of its avowed purposes is the ex
ploitation of the Southern field of
iterature and the encouragement
of Southern talent. During the
year contests for the best compet
itive stories by Southern writers
will be announced. During the
year a competition of this
character resulted in some 500
Stories submitted, all* of which are
OFFICE;
BUNLAF BVBl
Phones 35 and 140^
MONEY TO LOA%]
We procure real estate loans
years time, payable in installs®^!
7 per cent interest. Call and see©
Dunlap & Pickb*s|
Gainesville, Ga.
With such a great general news
paper covering the; world’s - news
and national questions, and a.
great literary paper covering the I ^^ ea P excursion
whole field of romance and fiction I To
as depicted by current Southern Charleston and R<
writers, yon will of course need Account of South Carolina;
local paper, j ^ state> and West Indian
position.
- - t , . i For the above occasion
comment upon events of local in-- Georgia Raiffoad will sell ^
terest. We - trust this eombina- t r jp tickets at very low rafce.
tion secured by The* Atlanta Con- Three Daily Trains between
stitution, Sunny South and The lanta and Charleston. .
Georgia Cracker will be found best |.
the best'and livest
giving current local topics and the
latest and best news and freshest
suited to all our readers. Thel“= aQd char l eat oD
price is merely nominal when the u *00 o’clock p. m *
service is even half considered, on- j ules, dates of sale and
tickets ask agents^
at 5:10,
For
lunife
well worth reproduction and the ^ tQr ,^ ree P a P^ ra men “
majority of them have appeared tl ° ned ’ inoIndin 5 y onr estimate
and will continue in the Snnny ln the Constitution’s $2,000 cash
South’s interesting columns. | C ?“ t v . eS u- ^ get the ful1 . benefit
or the high prize, send in * your
road or the undersigned.
C. C. McMillin, a. G- j ^ c
G. A. P. n G - P i '
The Woman’s Department of j eubscription now so the Constitu-1S. E. MachU,
The Sunny South has been placed tion may receive it during Janu- U Gen’l Agt.
under the direction of Mrs. Mary ary and record it to your credit. Atlanta
E. Bryan. Her name has been Make your figures very plain, un
connected with The Sunny South mistakably plain, the statistics
for nearly a generation. She has | will guide you to an intelligent
brought to her work a ripened ex- estimate.
D.
Angusta, La.
perience gained in the service of
the same clientele. The charm of
her own personality shines in all
Address all orders to:
The Georgia Cracker Gaines
ville Ga.
E. P. Bonner,
U. T. A.
Macon.
L. H. Hill,
,U. T. A.
Atlanta. Ga.