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©Official Organ, Charlton County And Town Of
- Folkston.
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If parents would smile more,
their children would ery less,
[Tow mueh healthier many peo
ple would be if they would worry
less, It is worry more than work
that kills people. Where work
kills its thousands worry kills its
tens of thousands,
For the living of a true life one
“has to keep the conscience sensitive
Anvthing of a questionable nature
“wo allow to enter into our speech
or actions blunts the conscience
more or less and lessens the beauty
and symmetry of life.
I'rom every state in the Union
comes inquirics about farming
lands in this section of Georgia
It is the sign of a bigger and a
ietter Bouth Georgia. Everyone
Aells sure that the next few years
‘will give our particular seetion of
South Georgia a great increase in
Ppopulation. L
stantly holding up the dark side of
the picture to the gaze of the in
«quirer. The word if, keeps every
body in doubt, and doubt keeps ev
ery man from going foward with.
the improvements he would other
wise make. There is nothing like
confidence to make a suceess of ‘
thing and if you havent got any of
it, dont communicate the faet to
your neighbor, much less to a stran
ger and if the bent of your mind is
to continually go against every in
terest of the town in which you
live for the sake of the town get
out of it and go to some place that
is already lifeless and has no iutor«l
ost at stake, where you, like the
old lady’s root beer, if you don't
do any good you won't do any
hurt.
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An editor died and slowly wended
his way to where he supposed a
warm reception awaited him. The
devil saw him and said: “For many
vears thou hast borne the blame
for the many errors the printers
made in the paper. The paper has
gone, alas, for $1 and the $1 hasof
ten failed to come in. The printers
have deviled thee on Saturday night
for wages when thou hadst not cne!
cent to thy name. Men have tnkoni
the paper without paying forit and |
cursed thee for not getting out bet l
ter. Thou hast been called a dead |
beat by passenger conductors when‘
tnou hast shown thy annual passto
envious gaze. All this thou ha.st.
borne in silence. Thou ecanst not
come in here.”” And he fired him,‘
“Heaven is his home; and besides, |
if we let him come in here he will|
cofitinually dun delinquent sub
seribers for our habitation is full of
them, and thus create disorder in
my kingdom. |
Won't Need a Crutch.
When Editor J. P. Sossman of
Corne'ius, N. (* bruised his leg bad
ly, it started an ugly sore. Many
salves and ointments proved wortl.-
less. Then Bucklin's Arnica Salve
healed it thoroughly. Nothing is
&> prompt and sure for Ulcers,
Boils, Burns, Bruises, Cuts, Corns,
B res, Pimples, Degema or Pilo.‘al
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A Pen Picture Of Our Town.
In all probablity this is the next
state to become densely populated
Many of‘its spirited little cities will
become centers of trade, and of
those which do, it will be because
of the united efforts of the itizens
in encouraging trade and other in
terest necessary to the growth of o
town. We believe we are peculiarly
well situated to be caught up in
the tide and ride proudly foward
on the top-most waveto prosperity
We should clear the shore of the
breakwater of jealousy, discontent
and discouragement. We should
have strong faith in its possibilitics
and pull together with eaven and
steady stroke. Oursplendid school
privileges, if advanced and main
tained as they should be, will
prove anincentivetodraw. Anoth
er important feature is to advertise
your city, speak good concerning
it and show forth its excellencies.
Save your money and when you
spend it, spend it at ‘home. Some
of it willshie’syré to oome “back - to
you. When able to build, build at
‘ and encourage your friends
one to come and live with us. Dur
ing the past few years many of the
best people in the vicinittes about
us have settled with us through
‘the encouragement of friends here.
They are good citizens; they build
or buy substantial homes, and take
an active interest in the general
‘welfare of the town. Keep your
business to the front, and every in
terest of the town on the observ
atory, to be seen by the world.
Mrs, Serene Murray.
Mus. Serene Murray who has not
been in good health for the past
year, and has been real sick forthe
past few days with. pneumonia,
died yesterday morning at her
home three miles west of Folkston.
She was about fifty-four years of
ago, and was the wife of Isaae
Murray who died about twelve
years ago.
Mrs. Murray was a christian lady
and has been a member of the
Methodist Church for many years,
her membership being at Bethel
Church.
Nine sons and two daughters
survives here. Her body was laid
to rest at the family cemetery near
her home. The funeral service
being conducted by Rev. I R.
Kelly, her pastor.
The bereaved family have the
‘heart felt sympathy of the entire
community. May the Savior con
sole and comfort them.
President Helps Orphans
~ Hundreds of orphans have been
‘helped by the President of the In
dustrial and Orphan’s Home at
‘Macon, Ga., who writes: “We have
used Eleetric Bitters in this Insti
tution for nine years. It has prov
el a most excellent medicine for
Stomach, Liver and Kidney troub
les. Weregard it as one of the
best family medicines on earth. It
invigorates all vital organs; purifies
the blood, aids, digestion, ~creates
appetite. To strengthen and build
up pale, thin weak children or run
down people it has ne equal. Best
for female complainte. Only 50¢,
¢ all -Druggirt, ot
| ““The Call of the South®”
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History is repeating itself on
this side of the Atlantic. Those
who are familiar with the story of
German civilization and art have
noted the “Call (or trend) to the
South,” which one might term a
national Teutonic characteristic
from early times. This longing is
well expressed in the well-known
lyric of the great German poet,
beginning with the lines: ‘
“Kennst dudas Land we die cit
ronen blueun,
Im dunkeln Laub die Goldeorangen
Gluhen” ¢
““‘Knowest thou the land where the
i lemon trees blow, :
Inhigh myrtle grovesbright orang
es glow.” 1\
Whoever has viewed Italy’s fz‘:ir]
fiields knows how strikingly Goe
the’s sensitive word-painting lm‘:g
depicted the oldworld Southland in |
so few strokes of his masters pencil
(teorgia is the Italy of America
in climate and produects, but it has
none of Italy’s danger from earth
quakes and voleanoes, nor do
mighty snow-capped mountains
separate (teorgia from the Amer
cian North. Just as it is in Italy,
however, warm seas lap along a
lengthy coast line.
“Toward Rome leads many
roads,” says an old proverb.
These roads to the eity of the
Tiber from the European North
travers rugged mountains passes
through which German warriors
poured in longgone centuries. In
the days since Charlemagne ruled
[urope Italian soil has drunkup
an incaleulablestream of Teutonic
blood of soldiers, traders, artists,
writers and students who sought
its balmy air.
Many roads,too, lead to Georgia,
but with steel tracks bearing swift
moving trains (not post chaises
horsemen and footmen) from ihé
Mississippi, - from 7 ,the Northern,
lakes, and from the cities above
tho Potomac and Ohio. . {
“The Call to the south,’ theold:
“Wanderlust,” the longing to be
clsewhere when Winter descends
upon the North, spreads with each
succeeding years. With what
mystical power invitingly smiles
the Georgia lands, with its many
claims tolure the homeseeking and
travel-infected folk onward. With
through place cars, salon steam
ships and automobiles, the trip
now Empire State of the South
is the very poetry of journeying.
‘What a pleasure it is to be in a
climate permitting an eaiser ex
!ixtom-o, where one can escape the
slow destruetion of the cold yon
der in the North, where at Christ
‘mas times the dweller is shoveling
the snow off his sidewalk, shovel
coal into his furnace and trying to
'thaw out his frozen pump, while
the Georgian resident is picking
oranges and strawberries in God’s
free open air, with healing and
health and cheer in every passing
i breeze.
l Convention.
’ More than four hundred thou
sand children in Georgia never go
I:o Sunday-school. =~ More than a
,millinn grown " folks in Georgia
never go to Sunday-school. But
more than a million children and
grown folks in Georgia do go to
Sunday-school, and they consti
tute the biggest single organiza
tion in the State. Their repre
sentatives will meet in convention
at ‘Madison, Ga., March 22-24
The railroads will give special
rates, and plans have been made
to entertain a' big delegation.
There are several thousand{
schools in the State, and every
one is entitled to one or more
delegates. The program will in
clude not only the best local Sun
day-school workers of the differ
ent denominations in Georgia, but
also some of the prominent lead
ers from the international field
and adjacent States. Write Dr
Joseph Broughton, President, At
larfa, Ga,, for program and rates.
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In looking arouna for footwear call in ana
sezus, We haveabout 500 pair shoes that
we are sellingat ACTUAL COST tocloseout,
ranging in price from Boc up, ‘thereby sav
ing you 25cto sl.oo per pair, These goods
were bought right and now we propose to
give our customers the bénefit of our long
experience by closing them out at wholesale
cost, Remember we intend to give you
bargains never before offered on this market,
We are receiving our summer line and must
move this stock to give us rocom to display
our new line, Callto see us,
Yours respectfully,
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No. 95 6120 a. W,
No. 33 T:88:a. 'm.
No. 85 ' 12:40 p* m.
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No. 93 5:55 a. m.
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Shipwrecks anw Courts Martial,
The custom of holding courts martlal.
in the British navy after every case of
shipwreck has a curious origin. In
1741 the Yager, one of Commmodore
Anson's vessels, was wrecked off the
coast of Chile, most of the erew belng
saved. The men and some of the jun
for officers bheld that they were no
longer ajnenable to discipline because
their pay ceased with the wreck, but
the captain, whose name was Davy
Cheap, differed, treated them as muti
neers and shot one of his midshipmen.
He was then deposed, and most of the
crew made off in three of the boats, |
Later when it was proposed to proceed
against the so called mutineers the law
officers of the crown decided that the
men had been corfrect In their view.
This discovery led to'the framing of
saction 91 of the articles of war, which
provides that in the case of shipwreck,
destruction or capture by the enemy a
ship 18 held to remain in commissiop
pending ipquiry by a court martial,
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No. 80 8:55 p. m,
No 22 4:48 p. 'm,
’ No. 32 9:15p. m
' No. 94 9:25 p. m,
No, 92 9.50 p. m,
Took All His Money.
Often all a man earns goes to
doctors or for medicines, to cure a
Stomach, Liver or Kidney trouble
that Dr. King’s New Life Pillg
would quickly cure at slight cost,
Best for Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Biliousness, Constipation, Jaundice
Malaria and Debility 25¢ at all
Druggist.
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V'ish to Lear from owner only who
will gell divect to buyer. Give prige,
descriplion mnd state wbeth possession
¢ ean be had. Addrass, .
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