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About Conyers weekly. (Conyers, GA.) 1895-1901 | View Entire Issue (March 28, 1896)
ANTI ITS CURB To the Editor :—I have an absolute remedy for Consumption. By its timely already use thousands of hopeless cases have been nermanently cured. So proof-positive am I of its power that I consider it my duty to send too bottles free to those of your readers Sng h TY e oSjf m thS , ’wffl 0 wri t e 0 ^e thdr express and posioffice address. Sincerely, T. A. SLOCUM, M. C., IS3 Pearl St., Hew York. r ,— Tho Editorial and Badness Management of (Ala Poner tiaarantee tins generous Proposition. Letthe People Choos-iJ In cm opinion the proposition of Mr. Crisp, that the people be allowed to express their choice for United States senator at the june primaries, is as fair and honest as can be desired. This matter of going before a legislature composed of unin¬ structed members, many of them with personal axes to grind on a matter of such grave import as the United States sen atorsbip, has grown tiresome. Let the people choose and express their choice at the ballot box where there will be no swap¬ ping or trading in connection with the filling of this high and honorable post of duty. That is true democracy, the rule of the people. The tyranny of a. few men is, if possible, worse than the des¬ potism of one individual, from the fact that there are prop ortionatly large number of self¬ ish ends to meet and personal ambitious to gratify. This is intended to be a government for the people. Therefore, let it be by the people. If there are others whose am¬ bitions rise to the exalted posi¬ tion of United States senator, lot them go before the people, as Mr. Crisp proposes to do. If they are afraid to risk a pop¬ ular vote their aspirations must bo founded on a very flimsy es¬ timate of their own fitness foi that high position. Wc give Mr. Crisp the credit for being an honest man Whatever his views may be on financial question, he has the manhood to stick to them. He has proven his loyalty to the state and to tho party during a long term of public service, dur¬ ing which he has never faltered or changed front through the fiercest contests. Fulton and Floyd have acted. They are two of the six counties of the state having the largest representation in the general assembly. Let others follow suit and make it posiblefor the democratic voters of the state to give voice to their sentiments at the polls on June 6. That is certainly the fairest and most the openhanded way to conduct campaign and no fairminded person can offer any objection to such a method of procedure. —Rome Tribune. rf fi Burning Or Freezing. Whether you’re scorched ~ with fever or chilled with ^ a deep seated cold, the same medicine will cure / you — I Dr. C.C. Roc’s SS2 % | f\t / IP' err l; , Wf, For The Liver w. ?.nd Kidneys. Pleasant to the Taste. It does not cause constipa¬ tion. but breaks chills, prevents &. fever, purifies and thickens the Skf blood, corrects the liver, clean sea the stomach and improves ts|- digeition. creates an appetite j §f and quiets the nerves. At ail druggists and general stores. CULLEN & NEWMAN, 5ole Proprietors, Knoxv ille, Tennessee. DO YOU READ THIS PAPER? “UNCLE BOB” TOP. Thinks Twelve Years as Treas urer Entitle Him to Rest. SI, J. SPEEB. 13 A CANDIDATE. The AfliUfant State Treasurer 3fa?fe the Kace to Succeed Colonel R. V. Har¬ deman In 1 hat Office — “Uncle nob** Endorses Him For tho Responsible Po¬ sition. Uncle Bob Hardeman will not he a candidate for re-election to tho office of treasurer of state, but for some time he has been quietly working for another man who will be a candidate. That ether man is Uncle Bab's friend and assistant, Mr. W. J. Speer. For 10 years Mr. Speer lias been as¬ sistant treasurer, and lie is more famil¬ iar with the work of the office than any other man in the stato, with the excep foil! 1 i; i /iWE L*v\ m \ Ws •) ?A) I'y-.-i- m m / / V " COLONEL BOB HARDEMAN. " tion, of course, of Uncle Bob himself. He went in with his brother, the late I). N. Speer, during the latter’s service ns treasurer, and has been with Treas¬ urer Hardeman throughout his entire service. “Yes, it is true,” said Treasurer Har¬ deman when asked by a representative concerning of tho press about the rumor his retirement. “Some time ago I made up my mind that I would not again bo a candidate for state treasurer. “You see,” said “Uncle Bob,” as ev¬ erybody calls him, “my present position necessitates my getting up early in tho morning and taking a railroad trip of 40 miles and the same trip in the after¬ noon after office hours to get back to my homo. You may not know it, but the fact is that I am not as young as I onco was; I have reached the time in life when it seems wise to take care of myself. Don’t misunderstand mo as saying that I am old, for I’ll resent that nity very promptly, form but I have the opportu¬ to other business connections which will leave my time much more to myself, will give me less responsibility, will be eas.er and at the same time bring in more remuneration. Tho com¬ bination is one that caused me to de¬ cide definitely that I should not be a candidate for this office and I have been working quietly in tho interest of my friend, Assistant Treasurer Speer, who will bo a candidate. “As you know,” continued Treasurer Hardeman, “the salary of tho office of stato treasurer is $2,000 per year. It calls for a bond of $200,000. Men who hi V r i P) A - \ i V, A * ' "• v W, 1 Jgip W. J. SPEER. «ro able to give that bond do not, ns a rule, care for the responsibilities and the Work and the worry of snob an office. Mr. Speer has been here with me for 12 vears, aud for four years was with his brother. -He can give the bond readily. He is magnificently equipped for the office and I, knowing his splendid quali¬ fications and his splendid ability, believe that he is just the man to be elected state treasurer. The treasury would run along under his management just as it runs now. There are not too many good things that yon can say of Bill Speer. He is one of the truest men that over lived, a magnificent bnsiuess man. one who knows every phase of the work of this office, and he is, as I say, magnifi¬ cently equipped. I want you to sav all this because I want it to be understood that I not only favor the election of Mr. Speer, but I am strongly and heartily friends iupporting will him, and I hope that all j y support.'’ give him the same kind of Colonel Hardeman spoke with great earnestness. It was certainly a tribute of which any man might be proud, and the public men of Georgia—for all know “Bill” Speer—know that the tribute was deserved. During his long service as assistant treasurer Mr. Speer has been brought in touch with all tho pub¬ lic men of Georgia and as bank exam¬ iner he has made many friends in every part of the state. It can truly bo said i him, that he has never made an en¬ emy. He is a safe, sound business man who possess all the qualities requisite to will a splendid treasurer. Tho people make ao mistake in electing hiig , EBYS % ■ : C8 Always Pays to use Guana “For Charity Sufiereth Long.” mmm Si 11 AL '' SB mm w. •s? JS& Airs. Laura C. Phoenix, ililwaukee, VVi 5 . “Matron of a Benevolent Some and knowing the good Dr. Miles’ Nervine has done me, my wish to help others, over¬ comes my dislike for the publicity, this letter may give me. In Nov. and Dee., 1893, The inmates had, the “La&rippe,” and I was one of the first. 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