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! Georgia Will Williams was killed at 51 Messrs Presley Evans & Co’s saw 1 mill last Monday. • The belt broke and one end of it struck Mr. Wil- Official Organ City of Oainesville 1 liams on the bead, producing m- stanfc death. We extend our sym- Gaines'ville G-a., Feb. 15, 1902. pathy-to his relatives and friends. TTAS THE COURAGE OF CONVICTIONS. HIS NORTH OCONEE. Mrs. Viola Jones and Miss Hat- Elsewhere in this issue is found I tie Butter worth visited Mrs. Eber- the correspondence between Col. hart Monday. J. H. Estill and the committee j£jg g Jessie Stephens visited the of the Georgia Prohibition Asso-. j Mi8TOS Butterworth8 . ciation touching the .former s views upon the liquor question. Col. Estfll’s reply is the plainest, frankest and most outspoken of any yet published from any of the candidates for governor, and Eligah Dorsey has been sick for the last few days. Little Charlie’Jones fell while on the school grounds Friday evening and^crippled himself, but shows clearly that hehs not afraid we hope he will be out soon. to express himself^bnt on the oth- We faaye several cases of mumps er band he takes the position he commaQlty believes to be right and for the ~ best interests of the whole people,! William Cook is very sick and will ever be found defending j a t this writing, it. . Local option, to which the! We.have a flourishing school Democratic party is committed, at Stovalls. It is under the care is undoubtedly the wisest solution j f Miss Ora Lyle. of the liquor question, and we be lieve a majority of the people of Georgia endorse Col. Estill *s po sition in the matter. Miss Emrna Thompson has charge of the school at Union Hill this year. It is rumored that the secretary of the bachelors club is going to buy a one horse wagon. BpiipL, I - ; ' ■ V I | ; gpllll / , - ■ GOSLOW, GENTLEMEN. There is some agitation of the question of calling an election on an issue of bonds to determine whether or not the city shall erect a new public school building at a cost of $20,000 or more. Just at this time conservatism should be the Watchword with those m au-1 were married thority in this matter. ~ I morning. The girls of this community would like to remind Mr. T. J. March banks of tbe quilting that is due them. Mr* Pin Bales and Miss Lucy last Sunday The spending of $20,000 or more dollars by the City of Gainesville at this time for a public school building, or for any other purpose,' is of serious import. There are Miss Nora Chandler visited her it. Mrs. Latty, Sunday. John D. RockefellerJJr, m au address before Brown Y. M. C. A., at Providence, R. I., compared the trusts to the American Beauty rose. He said: “The American Beauty rose can be produced in the splendor and fragrance'which brings cheer to its beholder oolv by sacrificing the.early buds which grow up around it.” It is rather a heartless comparison, but then it is natural for a sonito grasp for some reason to justify his enor mously wealthy father.—-Athens Banner. The Eufaula Times very correctly says: The farmer who buy all his supplies on credit to plant his crop this spring j will’ surely see hard times this fall. It is better to plant less cotton and raise more corn and meatftban to increase the. acreage on low priced cotton on credit. . - ■SAVED AT— And Money Saved is Money Made For the next thirty or forty days I will offer my entire goods at greatly reduced prices. In factagreat many things aSl offered at about half price. Ido this in order to get rid of A Winter Goods and make room for the big stock of Spring Goofo^ will becoming in. ° QS BETTER LUCK THAN “POD.” - , mlim-j: - , Hindoo Twins Gut Apart. Paris, Feb. 10.—The Hindoo other matters of vital importance J twins, Radica and Dordica, to be provided for and, while we j were united in a manner similar are in favor of taking care of the to the Siamese twins, who were public schools, the matter should exhibited throughout the world not be acted upon with undue were separated this afternoon by 'haste. Dr. Doyen. . Be sure you are right, gentlemen The operation lasted 20 minutes of the council, before you move in and was entirely successful. But this matter. j owing to*tbe weak condition of the patients, due to the illness of one of the twins, who had been suf We see by the press dispatches I fering from thrush, the final re our did friend and former suit of the operation is doubtful schoolmate, Frederick D. Dismuke The membrane-connecting the Jr., has *been appointed postmas- twins contained three large arter- ter at Thomasville, Ga. This is a J ies, and the patientd lost between snug berth, and one we are glad I one and two ounces of blood. The our friend got. Fred is a * son I only complaint they made , was of “Pod” Dismuke, made famous that they felt pam in the mem- by the caricatures of the New lbrane. They were very weak anc York Sun, during Cleveland^ J had some feyer, It was reported first administration, when he was at IQ o’clock that both were sleep- in Washington beseeching the j ing quietly, powers for something to “drap his way.” This he never got, but we I ^Hhons For South’s Education are glad to see his son can pluck j New York,Feb. 12.—A movement the plums where his father failed. | to organize educational work in the south has been jr gaining str- GILMER’S ACADEMY. I ength rapidly in this- city within Mr. Will McIntosh and Miss ! a few weeks, says The Tribune. Minnie Brown were married last [ It has attracted tbe favor of a dozen or more menof great wealth, among them John D. Rockefeller and his son, whojare.said to have afternoon. Mr. Howell Jarrett and sons of Diamopd Hill, visited the Gilmer Sunday school last Sunday, after- noon, - p l y< - determined to.give needed -finan cial support. Several millions of dollars.are ready to be pledged to Messrs Ed Buffington and Jim | the greatjundertaking and abun- Thompson of Lebanon, were in dant meansj will be available as our burg casting bright smiles at soon as the plans for organization the girls last Sunday. - are completed. Mr. Tom Gilmer is growing a , , ^ A A „ . , , , , , . Valdosta Gets State Fair, mustache since he has been going „ , ^ . .. . to Diamond Hill. j Atlanta. Feb.lS-The live hnatling plucky and progressive city ot Several of the boys of this place y a i<j 08 fc aj lopping over at both end attended the candy drawing at L^jth enterprise and bulging out in Mr. Dock Lord s las f Saturday f.jj 0 middle as a*commercial center night. Mr. Cobb Griffin was the a g a i n captured the State fair, champion dancer of the crowd. aD( j ^ ere w iil be held this year The Gilmer Sunday school has by a unanimous vote of the direc- bought an organ. Let every body tors of the State Agricultural so- come out and join in the singing, j ciety at a meeting held here today. APPLICATION FOR CHARTER/ Georgia—Hall County. To the superior court of said county: The petition of Jno. A. Smith Manu facturing Company, a corporation un der the laws of said state, Edwin A. Smith and Joseph M. Bell, all of said state and county, respectfully shows: 1. Petitioners desire for themselves, associates and successors, to be incor porated and constituted a body .corpor ate under the name and style of the ‘queen cits: meaning Minn company. ” 2. The object of the proposed corpor atiOn is pecuniary profit and gain to its stockholders. - 3. They propose to buy and sell real estate, either at pnblic or private sale, and rent or sell the same- To loan money and make advances to farmers, merchants or other persons, and to bny and sell exchange, make collections, etc. To buy and sell cotton, own and operate ware houses and cotton com presses, and manufacture and sell fer tilizers. To build and own houses. To bny and sell lumber, shingles, floor- [now at ing, ceiling, mantels, timber, etc., and* building material of various kinds, and saw and manufacture the same. To manufacture furniture, sash, doors, blinds, -moiildings, brackets, balusters, etc. To buy and sell paints, lead, oil, putty, glass, nails, etc. To lease prop erty. To carry pu a general manufact uring business, and manufacture raw material,of any and every kind into ar- j this Salej regardless of cost, tides of use, trade and commerce. To borrow mdney and issue bonds, debent ures, notes and mortgages to secure the same. To carry on a general mer chandise business, either wholesale or retail, or both, as they may desire. To build, operate, purchase and own tram ways and street railroads. . To buy and sell stocks, bonds and shares of other corporations. And to do such other acts as are incident to the purposes and objects of said corporation, as are not in confiiet with the laws of this State or the United States. 4. Petitioners ask the power and an thority to earry on any or all of the above branches of business tinder the above, corporate name, and to exercise aU corporate powers necessary to the purposes of their organization. 5. The capital stock of said corpora tion will he FIFTEEN THOUSAND ($15,000.00) DOI^LABS, divided into shares of One Hundred 5,000 yards Factory Checks, worth 4c., now at 5,000 yards best heaviest 6c. Checks, now * - 5,000 yards best heaviest yard-wide sheeting, 2,500 yards £> a ting, 6c. quality, now • 3C, 43*4d 4 3*4eJ 4q 2,500 yards ali the best grades Calico, Indigo Blues, fancies and solid colors, all 6c. quality, now - 1 Dress Goods. One big lot of Wool Dress Goods, in plain and figured Mach) in figured and solid colors, ranging in prices, 17#, 20, and 25,7 put-in one lot, at - -« - _ * IS Corsets. little Three lots of Corsets to go in this sale at just a than half their value/ Lot no. 1. Our very best 25c., 30c., and 35a Corsets to now at r - ' - - - — - - .9 Lot No. 2. ~::t\ A Lot No. 3. sets ; now at Good values at 45c., 50., and 55., in this ski - - “ “ - 3! Includes the very best 75c., 85., and 1.00 Corl Underwear. Men’s, Ladies’, and Children’s Underwear to be closed outil 150 Ladies’ Undervests, best 15c. values, now at - 150 Ladies’ Undervests and Pants, worth 25a, now 171-2CI Big lot Wool Undervests and Pants, worth $1, now at 50C| One lot Men’s Heavy Bibbed _ Under Shirts and Drawers, worth in any store 25 to 35c now at - One lot Heavy Flannel Lined Under Shirts and Drawee J every piece worth 50 c now at ® Embroideries and Laces. The greatest and prettiest line of Embroideries and Laces e\ e shown in Gainesville. These goods were bought direct from $ e factory and at factory prices. To get these goods from the factory we had to take them in large quanities, but in doing so wt M saved from 15 tor 25 per cent, And now we propose to give 0Br l ■ ' ■ * oil customers the advantage of this saving, We guarantee a saving (§100.00) Dollars, each. The entire amount of the capital is to be actually | from 15 to 25 per cent on every.purchase, paid in. Petitioners, however, ask the 1 25 dozen Suspenders 10c 12^ and 10c value, now at 25 jpzeh Suspenders 15 to 20c valnes, now 25 dozen Suspenders 25c" values, now mi of increasing said capital stock from time to time, not to exceed in the aggregate fifty thousand ($50,- 000.00) dollars, upon a vote of the ma jority of the stock of said corporation. 6. Petitioners ask that subscriptions to the capital stock may be paid in cash, or in property equivalent in value thereto, 7. The principal office and place of doing business will he in' Gainesville, Hall County, Georgia, but petitioners desire the privilege of carrying on the business of said corporation in such.-- , ^ SB , . i * f other places, and of establishing branch Men’s Overcoats, to go now at New York cost, offices, or places of business, in such f mnne-e Olnfhino- other places, as? the stockholders G f I CO Save mone y on k.iOtmng said corporation may deem desirable. I ‘-A good $10 Suit at £8 50 The J8'50 quality at $0 w 8. Petitioners pray to be ineorpora- & M-) ted for the term of twenty years, with $6 00 Suits now at ter at r the e fxpi?atfon e of a s5d term. Char " Big lot Men’s|Pants to clean out Pants worth $1 tion LttnTXLrprSS 15 andN 2 00 ^ at /I 25 The best line high-pricedf powers set forth in section 1852 of the had Pants worth $3 50, 4 00 and 4 50—ana we ua\e ^ Code of Georgia of 1895 10. ' Clothing. Clothing. $5,000 worth Men’s, Boys,’ and Children’s Clothing, | Now is tse 501 r ‘' a aca Petitioners pray that an order be anything better at these prices—all to go now at passed by this Honorable Court grant ing the prayers of this petition, which is made under and to he governed by the provisions of section 2350 of the Code of Georgia of 1895. .. . . And petitioners will ever pray; etc. J. C. Boone, Petitioners’ Attorney. Filed in office this 13th. day. of Febru ary, 1902. W. B. Smith, Deputy C. S. C. Georgia—Hall county. I, Thos, M. Beil, Clerk of the Superior Court of said County, do certify that the fore- . going is a correct copy of the original they are UOW offered petition for charter of the “QUEEN CITY PLANING MIEE COMPANY,” as appears ou file in this office. Wit ness my official signature and • seal of said court this 13th day of February, 1902. Thos. M, Bei,l, Clerk. Shoes. and One job lot of Shoes, consisting of Men’s, Women s, ga dren’s, Nearly all sizes, Will close these Shoes noW ^ ^ 2 t price. The 75c Shoes at 37c; the Shoes at 50c; the#2 $1, and so on up the list ^ Don’t wait to come, for these goods will not stay at | Respectfully, G. F. Turner-