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2 HALF OF COUNTIES IN GEORGIA NOMINATE NEW LOCAL OFFICIALS Nominations for county officers were made in 73 of the 146 counties of Georgia —exactly hall the state in the primaries held on Wednesday. The Georgian today prints the first list of these nominees that has been compiled. Several counties made nominations in local primaries before the presidential date. A few others will hold elections for county officers between now and August. The remaining counties will make their nomina tions on the date of the state primaries in August. All of these county nominees will be formally elected when the regular state and county elections are h< ld in October. Their terms will begin January 1. 1913, Following is the complete list of county nominations made on Wednesday: BALDWIN COUNTY. County commissioners, G. C. McKin ley, AA' H. H Barnes. J. F. Miller. BARTOW COUNTY. Ordinary. G. AV. Hendricks; clerk of court, W. C. Walton sheriff. C. N Smith; tax receiver. AV T. Pittard: tax collector. Joseph Shaw; treasurer, Mar tin Collins: surveyor, W AA’. Daniel; coroner. AA'. J Ingram; county commis sioners. 8. S. Atwood. B. R. Branson. 8 AA’. Bradford, B J. Davis. A G. White. 8188 COUNTY. Ordinary. C. M Wiley. cl»rk of court. R A Nisbet, sheriff, J. R Hicks- tax reeelver. R J. Anderson; tax collector, J. D Crump; treasurer, M Lattice; surveyor, B R. Cowan, coroner, T E. Young: county commissioners. .1 H. Heard. DeWitt McCreary, Charles Stro berg, M. H Taylor. Ik” Winship. BULLOCH COUNTY. Ordinary, W H Cone; clerk of court. T. J. Denmore. sheriff. J. H Donalson; solicitor, Fred L. Lanier: tax receiver, J D McElveen; tax collector, M. R. Akins; treasurer, J. C. Jones; sur veyor, D W Hendrix: coroner, G. M. Lowe, superintendent of schools. B R . Cliff county commissioners. J McHen drix. AV. H. Sharpe. BURKE COUNTY. •Ordinary. AV. G. Green; clerk of court, W. M. Fulcher, sheriff. S. G. Story: tax receiver. George AA’. Gra ham; tax collector, F H McElmurray; treasurer, John A. Blount; surveyor, C. G. Metts; coroner, George p. Lively; county commissioners, P B. Hall. J. J. Reynolds. J. AA’. Houston. L. E. Smith. R T. Rowell BUTTS COUNTY. Ordinary, J H Ham; sheriff. L M. ''rawford; treasurer, < M Mayfield; representative, J. H Mills. CALHOUN COUNTY. Ordinary. W. J Ragan; sheriff. L H Darts: tax receiver. Tilden Watkins; treasurer John Strickland; clerk of court. C. B Weaver; tax collector, D. B Clements; county commissioners. E. C. Sanders. E J. Bass. L. F. Bugg. G W Eubanks. CAMPBELL COUNTY. Ordinary. AV. S. McLarin; sheriff. B E. Wilkerson; tax receiver. Warren ■Watkins; treasurer, William Beall; cor oner, B C. Driggers; clerk of court. J. H. McClure; tax collector. C. J. Short; surveyor. J. AA’. Steed: county commissioners. Dr. J. Lee Campbell, J. B Cheekier, Charlie Jackson, J. A. Jones, M R. Nixon. CARROLL COUNTY. Ordinary. W J. Millican: clerk of court. J. W Stone; sheriff, AA’. A Gar rett; solicitor. C. E Roop; tax receiver. I Bam Pearce; tax collector, Mat Griffin; I treasurer. E. C. Johnson; surveyor. T. A Cook; coroner, W C. Raskin; state senator, J. T. Hixon. Judge city court. James Beall, CHATTAHOOCHEE COUNTY. Ordinar?. J. H Jones, clerk of court. W B. Osteen, sheriff A. S. Harp; tax receiver, J. A. Tyler, tax collector R L. Cook; treasurer. B. D. Williams, sur veyor. J. H. Austin: coroner, W O. Bray. CHATTOOGA COUNTY. Ordinary, J. P. Johnson, clerk >f court. J. N. Rush; sheriff. M. W. Wim pee; tax receiver. Robert M. King, tax collector, D. P Henley ; treasurer, W B surveyor. J. A. Bronner; cor oner. J. E Dalton; countv commission ers. W. H Penn. J. P. Holland, AA’ D Gilkerson. CLARKE COUNTY. Ordinary. Wingfield and Orr tlw Jerk of court, E. J. Crawford: sheriff. W K Jackson: tax receiver, J. H Do'.- ?■. tax collector, H H. Llnter treasurer. [ E. J. Smith, surveyor. B. H, Barrow, coroner, C. N Weatherley. CLAY COUNTY. Ordinary- R T. Foote; clerk of court. J. J. Chitty; sheriff D. 1 Norton, tax receiver. E. S. Jones, tax c‘•Hector. R C. Plowden, treasurer. AV. H Harrison; surveyor. W. C. Burnett; e-ronc.-. N H. Ingram; county commissioners. AA B. Hattaway E WK ■ \ T. King. AV. M. Sutton. J ■ Vinson. CLAYTON COUNTY. Ordinary, William M Wrier!-- ■•:• rk Os court. John M. Mund?. .-heriff. < D. Dickson: tax receiver. B H c e rnan. tax collector. T M. Brown, yeas- , urer, J W. Adair: surveyor. W J. I.- . coroner. P H camp: count} commis sioners. B. F. Dodson. J. H. Wynn. CLINCH COUNTY. Ordinary. J. 7 Dame; clerk of court A. J. Gibbs, sheriff P B I.er tax receiver. J R. Coon; tax collector, H. Dickerson; treasurer Randall < bitt; surveyor. F. F Cornelius, coron G. B. Thigpen. COBB COUNTY. Ordinary, J. M Gann, clerk of -our’ Virgil McCleskey; sheriff. R. L. Lin .- ley. tax receiver. George £. Owen: tax gollectpr. T. H Lecro? . treasurer, Monto Shaw, surveyor, W W M Cul loch; coroner. John A. Booth, count? commissioner,-. R B. Moon. J. B Wing. T. F Terry. COWETA COUNTY. Ordinary, L. A Perdu”, clerk of court, L Turner; sheriff J D Brew ster; tax receiver. T. J. Wilkinson tax collector B J Fry; treasurer. F M Dennis; surveyor, A. H. Arnall; cor oner, J C. Cook; county commission ers, G E. Parks, chairman; B. L. Red wine. J D Hunter. CRAWFORD COUNTY. Ordinary, R. H. Culverhouse; clerk of court, K. P Lowe, sheriff. AA’. H. Sr-agler; tax receiver. <). C. Prince: tax collector. Jack Brown, treasurer, B. A. Childs, surveyor. J. C Moody; coroner. J. E Shurley, county commissioners. L E. Hudson, E. W. Sandefur, W. E. Champion. Sr DE KALB COUNTY. Ordinary. J. R. George; clerk of court, B F. Burges . sheriff. J. A. McCurdy; tax receiver, Charles E. Gibbs; tax collector, J E. Forrester; treasurer, D. C. Thompson; purveyor, T. C. Jackson, coroner, R. E. Jones. DOUGHERTY COUNTY. Ordinary, Samuel W. Smith; clerk of court, R. P. Hall; sheriff. C. C. Barbre; solicitor. Cruger Westbrook; tax re ceiver. J. H Davis; tax collector, B. C. Adams; treasurer H. A. Tarver; coro ner, H. Y. Ferrell; judge city court, D. A. Crosland. ELBERT COUNTY. Ordinary, 1,. C. Edwards; clerk of court. W. A. Rucker, sheriff. S. N. Ha ley: tax receiver, W J. Smith; tax collector, George Haslett: treasurer. N. B. Cosby. Jr.: coroner, G. R. Mize. FAYETTE COUNTY. Ordinary. John J. Davis; clerk of court. W. J. Steel; sheriff, F. P. Brown; tax receiver. W S. Davis; tax collector, ci. H. Turnipseed; treasurer. D. H. Young surveyor. R. H. Bennett; coroner, A. A. Adams. FLOYD COUNTY. Ordinary. Harry Johnson; clerk of court, D. W Simmon.-;; sheriff. W. G Dunehoo; solicitor of city court. Claude Porter; tax receiver. Tom Jenkins; tax collector. John M. Vandiver: treasur er. T. B Owens; surveyor. R. L. Brown; coroner. John W. Miller. FULTON COUNTY. Ordinary. John R Wilkinson; clerk of court. Arnold Broyles; sheriff, C. W. Mangum; solicitor criminal court. Low ry Arnold; tax receiver, T. M Arrpi stead; tax collector, A. P. Stewart; treasurer, H. L. Culberson; surteyor, C. S Robert: coroner. Paul Donehoo; county commissioners, S. B. Turman. W'. Tom Winn; judge city court. H. M. Reid; Judge criminal court. Andrew E. Calhoun. GILMER COUNTY. Ordinary, W. A, Cox; clerk of court. J. P. Cobb, sheriff, J. H Penland: tax receiver, J. H. Ray; tax collector, W. E. Rockley. treasurer, .1. L Parks; sur veyor P. G Hyatt; coroner, John Hun nleut. GLASCOCK COUNTY. ordinary. E. 1.. Braddy; clerk supe rior court. T. A Walden; sheriff, A. W. McNeal; treasure: J. s Snider: tax collector. Jeff I). Kitchens; tax receiv er. R. W Irby; surveyor, D. .1. May: coroner W A Neal; . onimissioners, J. E. .Mathis and J. 1' McNeal. GLYNN COUNTY. ordinary. E. AV. Dart; clerk of court. H. duHienon. sheriff, AV. 11. Berrie, tax receiver. J. E. Dubberly: tax collector, H A. Read, treasurer. R. S. Pyles, sur veyor. E H. Pennlson; coroner, A. H Jennings; count?- commissioners. L. T. McKinnon. E. L. Stevens, R. 1,. Rat cliff. J. H. AA right. Charlton AVright, AV. H. Shadman. C. D. Ogg. GREENE COUNTY. Ordinary. J H McWhorter: clerk of ouirt. S 11 \\ ill;.-, sheriff, E. C Hixon, tax receiver. Kitto Smith; tax collect or. I-:. L, Lewis, treasurer L. H. Branch; surveyor, Paul Johnson; cor oner. Ro? Irby. HABERSHAM COUNTY. Ordinary, J. A. Robertson; clerk ->f court, G. P. J- ne: ; sheriff. P. E. Grant; tax receiver. J L. Loudermilk; tax col lector, P. i Shirle?; treasurer. H. M. Black, surveyor, J. AA*. AA’ike. coroner, James James. HALL COUNTY. Ordinal?. AA . D. AA’helchel; clerk of court. Lot S. Allen, sheriff, E. A Spen- < er; tax receiver. AA". B. Buffington; tax coll- i to". Amos E. Fuller, treasurer, ileorge L-ithern, surveyor. J. F. Moor field; cor-ner. I>. c. Stowe. HANCOCK COUNTY. Judge cit- court of Sparta. R. AV. Mo-'re; solicitor city court, R. L Mer ritt* representative. AA; H Burwell; rdinary, H. H Little, clerk of supe rior court, AV E. AVlley; sheriff. T. B. Hightower, treasurer. A H. Birdsong, tax collector, H. I>. t h.ipman. tax re ceiver. J. A. Wood, coroner. J. B. sharp, count?- surveyor, B L. Binion, count? c -mmissinners. R. L. Jernigan, G. Beil. AV Moran. HEARD COUNTY. Ord'.nar?- T M. Awbre? ; clerk of <ourt. E. M. Tr.-i.nmell; sheriff. H L. I'i tax r<: erin. AA F Echols, tax < ■ W 11 t ombs; treasurer, E. J. Fi - in surveyor. J. A. Brett: cor- Onti. S 7 Jaikc-m. -anti commis sioner: H H Alsabrook L F. Davis, AV. M. P.a.-chal J. AA Pruett. J B. AVhltle? . t AA■at t. HOUSTON COUNTY. Ordinar P H. Skolite; sheriff. G. AA’ AATnn; tax reeeiv,J. F Scarboro treasurer A. L Anderson coroner, A THE ATLANTA GEORGIAN AND NEWS: MONDAY. MAY 6. 1912. B, Schilling: clerk of court, C. H. Har dison; tax collector, K. D. Cherry; sur ve?or, J. R. Matthews; county commis sioners, J. AV. Epling R. L Marchman, AA’ M. Mathews, C. Pearce. H. E Tal ton. JASPER COUNTY. Ordinary, F. C. Goolsby; clerk of court. R. L. Davis; sheriff. AA’. F. Per sons: tax collector, W. B. Malone; treasurer, J. R. Davidson: coroner, T. J. Cheek, count?- commissioners, G. E. Fullerton, M. Benton, J. Lee Hardy. JEFF DAVIS COUNTY. Ordinary. Henry Cook; clerk of court, R J. Roddenberr?-; sheriff. AV. H. El lis: tax receiver. H. E. Mims; tax col lector, W. L. Ragan; treasurer, H. C. Gritman. JONES COUNTY. County court judge, R H. Hardeman: sheriff. C. E. Roberts, tax collector, AV. M. James; count?- commisisoners. Z. E. Gordon, J. N. Roberts, J. J. Hender son. LEE COUNTY. Ordinary, G. H. Collier; sheriff, D. L. Moreland; tax receiver, Goode Price, treasurer, AA’. F. McAfee; coroner, N. E. Outlaw; clerk of court, James Mor gan, solicitor. J. B. Ho?-le; tax collector, J. H. Reynolds, surveyor. G. Cassels; judge, clt?’ court, C. H. Beazley; county commissioners, Ed Stocks, A. J. Pow ell,.AV. H. Turner, AV.’C. Laramore. S. R. Fleetwood. LINCOLN COUNTY. Ordinary. S. L. AVilkes; sheriff, G. T. AVright; tax receiver, J. M. Fuller; treasurer. H. D. Bentley; coroner, R. T. Cullars: clerk of court. W. M. Cart ledge; representative, AA’. H. Estes;- state senator, N. B. Chenault. LOWNDES COUNTY. Ordinary, Clinton Griffin, sheriff. J. E. Gornto; tax receiver. C. 8. Bacon; treasurer. AA’. Lang; coroner, L. C. Solomon, clerk of court. R. B. Myd dleton; tax collector, L*. C. Geiger; surveyor, A. L. Campbell, county com missioners, J. AA’. Hahn. I. S. AVisenba ker, M. M. Blanton, G. J, Coppage, H. AV. Brown. M'DUFFIE COUNTY. Ordinary, G. AV. Lokey: sheriff, H. T. Clary; tax receiver, R. AA*. Crawford; treasurer. A. J. McGehee, coroner. T. J. Cliott; count?- commissioners, T. A. Scott, J. B. Samuels, J. P. Johnson; clerk of court, AA’. AV Hardaway, tax collector. J. M. Morgan; surveyor. A. G. Porter. MADISON COUNTY. Ordinary, A. H. Long; clerk of court, T. G. Hitchcok; sheriff. AV. M. Davis; j.ax receiver, H. C. Eberhart: tax col lector. A. A. Mitchell: treasurer, I. M. Parham; surveyor. C. R. Ayers: coro ner. J. R. King; count?' commissioners, C. C. Crook. John T. Davis, H. T. Pat ten. representative. J. R. P. Thomp son. MARION COUNTY. Ordinary, John C. Butt; clerk of court. Charles AV. Love; sheriff. AA’. F. Mlers; tax receiver, R. L. Goodroe; tax collector, C. B. Cook: treasurer. S. T. AVllson: surveyor, Ben Chapman, coroner, John Royal. MERIWETHER COUNTY. Ordinary, M. Z O'Neal; clerk of court, S F. Culpepper; sheriff, J. B. Jarrell; tax receiver, Leslie Crowder, tax collector. H D. Leverett; treasurer. I. T. King; surveyor. Ernest Porch; coroner, D. AA'. Black. MORGAN COUNTY. Ordinar?-, A. H. AVinter; clerk of court. C. H. Baldwin: sheriff. Shepherd Baldwin; solicitor. A. G. Foster; tax receiver. R. H. Prior, tax collector. Asa Zachr? . treasurer. E. L. Walker; coroner, t lem Zachry. MUSCOGEE COUNTY. ’ 'rdinary, AVilliam Redd; clerk of e >urt. A in Marcus; sheriff, J. A. Beard, judge cit?- court. G. V. Tigner; solicitor, T. H. Fort: tax receiver, F. M. Sommer. Lamp: tax collector. P. E. AA’hittlesey; treasurer, John S. Jenkins; surveyor, Josiah Flournoy; coroner. J. S. Terry. NEWTON COUNTY. Ordinary, A. D. Meador; sheriff. S. M. Ha?-; tax receiver. J. F. Lunsford; treasurer. C. L. Harwell; coroner, Joe AA'. AVright; clerk of court, John B. Davis; tax collector. AV S. Ramsey; count?- commissioners. AA'lll B. Living ston; R. AA'. l ampbell, John Echols, Witham Boyd. H. J. Boggus OCONEE COUNTY. Ordinary, F. R. Booth; clerk of court. J AV. Athon; sheriff. U. T. Maxey, tax receiver. M. C. Griffith: tax collector. CLMSES YOUR LIVER AND BOWELS WITH DELICIOUS "SYRUP OF fIGS" Removes the sour bile, gases and clogged-up waste without gripe or nausea. No headache, indiges tion, constipation, biliousness or coated tongue. Foul breath, coate- tongue, dull, throbbing headache, stomach sour and full of gases, Indigestion, biliousness and .< sallow complexion, mean that your thirty feet of bowels are clogged with waste matter; that these drain age organs of the body are obstructed: liver stagnant and stomach full of poisonvu- gases, sour bile and undi gested fermenting food not properly carried off. Most of our ills are caused by consti pated bowels. AA’e all need a laxative sometimes; nobody can doubt that. The only question Is: AA’hfch one is the best , and that isn't a question any more Syrup of Figs, being composed entirely of luscious figs senna and aro matics must act in a harmless gentle and natural way. B?’fup of Figs can be constantly used wi’hout injury. Its C. A. Duggan; treasurer. E. J. Crowley; coroner, Sam Fielding. OGLETHORPE COUNTY. Ordinary, L. H. Bacon; clerk of court, W. Z. Faust, Jr.; sheriff, T. E. AA’at klns; tax receiver, E. J. Bray; tax collector, John B. Crowley; treasurer, J. C. Daniel; surveyor. AA’. H. Flynt; coroner, L. W. Haynes; count?- com missioner, W. J. Knox. PAULDING COUNTY. Ordinar?-, D. F. Wills: clerk of court, T. C. Cooper; sheriff. G. C. Williams; tax receiver, J. H. Croton; tax collector, George T. Bell; treasurer, Veto Griffin; survej'or, W. L. Kirk; coroner, W. L. Trial; state senator, AV. E. Spinks. PIERCE COUNTY. Ordinar?', W. D. Griffis; clerk of court. J. B. O'Neal; sheriff, J. AV. Rob erson; tax receiver, P. R. Sweat; lax collector, A. L. Luten; treasurer. Henr?- Hyers; surveyor, William Dixon; coro ner, T. H. Hurst. POLK COUNTY. Ordinary, AV. G. M. Simmons; clerk of court, D. L. Roberts: sheriff. J. E. Dempsey; tax receiver, M. E. McCor mick; tax collector, W. A. Calhoun; treasurer, W. D Lee: surveyor, W. E. Chandler; coroner, J. O. Crabb; coun ty commissioners, J. A. Thompson, D. T. Colquitt, T. H. Adams. PULASKI COUNTY. Ordinary, P. T. McGriff; clerk of court, John AA’. Lancaster: sheriff. J. R. Rogers; tax receiver. AV. B. Rich ardson; tax collector, J. J. Pollock; treasurer. J.. 8. Lewis; surveyor. John B. McDonald: coroner. J. J. Fann. PUTNAM COUNTY. Ordinary, John S. Reid; clerk of court. R. A. Reid; sheriff, A. C. Phil lips; tax receiver, S. R. Lawrence; tax collector, J. C. Reid; treasurer, C. M. Davis; coroner, E. E. Carter: count?- commissioners, J. M. Rainey, J. G. Spi vey, B. E. Gooch, J. F. Freeman, N. G. Maddox. RABUN COUNTY. Ordinary, James F. Smith: clerk of court, Carls A. Poyers; sheriff. John B. Dockins: tax receiver. E. B. Nastin: tax collector, H. J. Ramey; treasurer. V. M. Burrell: surveyor. J. A. Reynolds; coroner, J. L. AA’ellborjf; count?’ com missioner, L. M. Chastin. SCREVEN COUNTY. Ordinary. J. C. Overstreet; clerk of court, Jack C. Reddick; sheriff. B. F. Joiner: tax receii’er. D. S. Laffitte: tax collector. S. E. Bolton: treasurer. Abram Burke; surveyor. J. E. Twitty; coroner, H. R. Kemp. SPALDING COUNTY. Ordinary. J. A. Drewery; clerk of court, W. H AA’heaton; sheriff. L. D Hutson; solicitor cit?- court, AA’. H. 'Beck: tax receiver, H. T. Johnson; tax collector, T. R. Nutt: treasurer. J. R. Lindsey; surveyor, AA’. M Holman: cor oner. S. J. Futral: count?- commission er, G. AA’. Freeman; judge cit?- court. J. J. Flynt; representative. AA’. H. Con nor; state senator. AV. E. Searcy, Sr. STEPHENS COUNTY. Ordinary. B. P. Brown: clerk of court. AA’. A Bailey; sheriff, AA". A. Stowe; tax receiver, AA’. H. Stephens; tax col lector. C. T. Hosea; treasurer. R. N. Porter: surveyor. M. B. Collier; cor oner, Doyle Phillips. STEWART COUNTY. Ordinar?’. A. T Fort; clerk of court. J. E. Carter: sheriff. AV. K. Johnston; tax receiver. G. A. Ammons: tax col lector. C. M. Davis; treasurer. AV. H Griffis; surveyor, AA’. S. Childs: cor oner, M. D. Davis: count?- commission ers, J. B. Perkins. S. S. Fort, (.'. E. Banks, Jr. \ TALIAFERRO COUNTY. Ordinar?’. M. Z. Andrews: clerk of court. R. AV. Golucke; sheriff. AV. Y. Edwards: tax receiver. W.W. Pass; tax collector, John R. Moore; treasurer, AA’. AA’. Bird; count?- commisisoners. W. C. Chapman. J. AA’. Flynt, D. S. Stewart. AA’. B. Murdan, O. M. Saggus. TATTNALL COUNTY. Ordinary, H. H. Daniel; clerk of court, H. J. Brewton; sheriff. J. A. Kenned?-: tax receiver. J. R Purcell: tax collector. R. C. Kennedy: treasurer. A. O. Kennedy; county commissioners, H. H. Daniel, H. J. Brewton. TAYLOR COUNTY. Ordinary. A. H Riley; clerk of court. O. T. Montfort: sheriff. J. R. Belland; tax receiver, AA’. L. Cosey; tax collec tor. J. J. McCants; treasurer, T F Layfield: surveyor. J M. AVhatley; cor oner. D. N Childree; count?- commis sioners. T. D. Seay, J. T. Taylor, R. M. Suggs. TELFAIR COUNTY. Representative, Tom J. Mcßae; ordi- action is the action of fruit—of eating coarse food—of taking exercise. It is a true and effective liver and bow-el cleanser and regulator. Most folks dread physic—they shrink from, the taste and after effects. Syrup of Figs is delicious, and. besides, you don’t realize you have taken anything until morning, when all the clogged up waste of the system is gently but thor oughly moved on and out of the bowels without griping or weakness. Ask your druggist for the full name, "Syrup of Figs and Elixir of Senna.*' This is the old reliable and only gen uine Refuse, with contempt, any oth er Fig Syrup recommended as good. They are imitations meant to deceive you. Read the label carefully and lock for the name California Fig Syrup Company. nary, D. O. Kelley; clerk of court, J. W. Cameron, treasurer, J. R. Spires, sheriff, J. D. Williams; tax collector. C. AV. Maloy; tax receiver, W. A. Smith; coroner, Frank Cook; surveyor, AV. E. Graham; committeeman, H. P. AVhiddon. TERRELL COUNTY. Ordinary, W. "B. Cheatham; clerk of court, W. S. Dozier; sheriff. M. G. Hill: tax receiver, J. D. Laing; tax collector, J. O. Fussell; treasurer, B. B. Perry; surveyor, S. B Denton; coroner, M. H. Marshall. TOOMBS COUNTY; Ordinary, D. T. Gibbs; clerk of court, P. S. Hagan; sheriff, R. J. Partin* tax receiver, N. H. Partin; tax collector. D. W. Thompson; treasurer, J. T. Lew is; surveyor. D. J. Stanley; coroner, J. H. McColsky. TROUP COUNTY. ■ Ordinary, H°nry Woodyard: clerk of court, AV. L. Cleaveland; sheriff. Oscar Florence; solicitor city court. Henry Reeves; tax receiver. AA’. H. Timmons; tax collector, C. E. Paythress; treas urer, D. H. Williams; surveyor, Searc?’ B. Slack; coroner, B. S. Spinks; county commissioners, J. AA. T. Glass, C. H. Griffin. T. B. Jones. G. AA’. Poer, C. W. Smith; city court judge, Frank Har well. WALKER COUNTY. Ordinary, E. Foster; clerk of court. R. N. Dickerson: sheriff, A. G. Catron; tax receiver. C. B. Ezell; tax collector. G. W. Peirce; treasurer, H. L. Forres ter: coroner. Mallicant; count?’ com missioners, J. D. McConnell. J. C. Young, R. B. Share. J. M. Ransom. WALTON COUNTY. Ordinary. E, E. .Arnold; clerk of court, J. B. Shellnut; sheriff, AA'. B. Stark; tax receiver. J. P. Malcom; tax collector. G. A. Garrett; treasurer, Ben jamin F. Malcom; surveyor, H. E. Bur ton; coroner, J. J. Allen. WARE COUNTY. Ordinary, R H. Thomas: sheriff. D. AA’. Pittman: tax receiver. E. M. Der rin; treasurer. J. F. Harbin: coroner. Jackson Grimes; count?- commissioner. Dr. E. O. Little; clerk of court, E. J. Berry; solicitor. Allen B Spence; tax collector. J. T. Strickland; surveyor. A. T. Sweat; judge cit?’ court, John C. Mc- Donald. WAYNE COUNTY. Ordinary, J. D. Crawford, Sr.; clerk of coflrt. Ira M Rayhon; sheriff. D S. Price; tax receiver. D I. Carte*: tax collector, G. H. Hatcher: treasurer. George McCall; surveyor, R. A. Thomp son; coroner, Charlie Mages; count?- commissioners. J. H. AA’ilkins. H. AA’. Pearson. AA’. R. Razier. E. S. Majette, D. H. Roberson. WEBSTER COUNTY. Ordinary. J. R. Stapleton; clerk of court. George E. Thornton: sheriff. C. M. Christian: tax receiver. J. S. Luns ford; tax collector. AA". H. Clark; treas urer. J. P. Beaty: coroner, J. AA’. Jen kins; county commissioners, W. P. Addy, John R. Bridges, Louis P. Clark. WILCOX COUNTY. Ordinary. J. M. AA'arren; judge city court, D. R Richeson; solicitor cit?’ court, M. B. Cannon; tax receiver. J. S. Cook. WILKES COUNTY. Ordinal’?’. S. D. Fanning; sheriff. W O. Bobo; tax receiver. J. T. Harris: treasurer. Boyce Ficklen: coroner, C. A. AA’inslett: count?- commissions:. John AA’. Callaway: clerk of court, Frank E. Callaway, tax receiver. M. A. Pope; surveyor. AA’ylie G. Tatom. WORTH COUNTY, Ordinary. W. W. Tison; sheriff. L. A. Potts: tax receiver. T. Holdon; treas urer. AV. D. Powell: coroner. A. J ,Paul; clerk of court. J. W. AA’arren; tax col lector, M. J. Bass; count?’ commission ers. S. F. Whitten, AA’. S. Husstetler, ’AA’. J. Davis. Poor appetite is a sure sign of im paired digestion. A few doses of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets will strengthen your digestion and improve your appetite. Thousands have been benefited by taking these Tablets. Sold by all dealers. **« Always crowded to the doors, the Bijou gives you real value for your money. White City Park Now Open ijj.mitijiji. Liiilt.Bi.i 111 i ■ II II.I F'>Bg! ■ ■'■’""eeeOX Guarding the grade When a fanner commits his cotton to a bonded Avare house of the Cotton GroAvers Co-Operative Society h,e knoAvs that his cotton is graded exactly Avhat it is— graded by the official graders of the United States Government. And he doesn't have to take anyone's AA-ord for it. The graders are right there for him to see. This is one of the many advantages possessed by mem bers of the Society—one of the many reasons Avliy you should join. Write today for full particulars. • " Cotton Growers Co-Operative Society Third Floor--Third Nat’l Bank Bldg. ATLANTA NEGRO SUPPORT OESERTSTOT.R. Taft Loses Mississippi's In structed Votes—B. Wash ington Works for Teddy. JACKSON. MISS.. May 6.—Booker T. Washington's influence is at work in Mississippi among the negro dele gates to the Republican national con vention from this state to switch them from Taft to Roosevelt, and some of the administration leaders are begin ning to feel that the?’ made a serious mistake in giving the equal representation on the delegation, ten of the twenty delegates chosen being members of the colored race. It is certain that two of the dele gates—P. AA'. Howard, of Jackson, and’ Charles Banks, cf Mound Bayou—will not vote for Taft, despite the instruc-’ tions of the state convention. Banks is Booker AA’ashington’s closest friend and ally in Mississippi, and is quietl?- at work lining up the negro del egates for Roosevelt. At the time of his selection as dele gate Howard declared himself a Roosevelt supporter, and In an inter view has just declared that nothing has occurs-ed since the district convention to cause him to change his mind. AA’hether the administration leaders can hold the negro delegates in line re mains to be seen. They profess to feel no uneasiness on the subject, beliving that all delegates will stand b?’ the in structions of the convention. However, Banks is among the- Shrewdest leaders his race has devel-. oped in Mississippi since the days of John R. Lynch and Jim Hill. NO SMOKING NEAR SCHOOL. NEAA' YORK. May 6—Principal Preston H. Smith, of the Bayonne High school, has forbidden the students to smoke tobacco within three blocks of the school. HEADACHY, BILIOUS, GOIOSTIPATED, TONGUE COATED? GASCARETS SURE. Turn the rascals out —the headache,'the biliousness, the Indigestion, the sick, sour stomach and foul gases—turn them out tonight and keep them out with Cascarets Don’t put in another day of distress. Let Cascarets cleanse and regu late your stomach; remove the sour, undigested and fermenting food and that misery-making gas; take the excess bile from your liver and carry off the decomposed waste matter and poison from the intestines and bowels. Then you will feel great. A Cascaret tonight will straighten you out b?’ morning—a 10-cent box means a clear head and cheerfulness for months. Don't forget the children. 10 Cen?.s. Never gripe er sicken. “CASCARETS WORK WHILE YOU SLEEP” fiE n Jackson Street Show Grounds * T dTTs TODAY and TOMORROW 2:00 P. M. —The World's Greatest Trained Mnimal Exhibition— S.vj H. M. « Okp Grand Free Street Parade Both Mornings i £du SPECIAL REDUCED PRICES J POLICE PROTECT CHICAGO NEWSIES Papers Issued Despite Press men’s Strike. But Distribu tion Is Hampered. CHICAGO, May 6.—Chicago news paper publishers today prepared to is sue their papers as usual in spite of the strike .of pressmen. stpr?otypers and wagon .drivers. Earl?’ editions of the afternoon papers were run off the presses at the usual time, and thft morning papers in sixteen-page form were printed and distributed. The police today were prepared to give protection to newsboys in the downtown section who sold the news papers against whom the strike was declared. Chief of. Police McAVeeney ordered his men to use ''drastic meas ures” at the next sign of rowdyism. ■ Distribution of the morning papers was hampered. A-t the outlying sta tions they were late in arriving, but the?* were on sale at some of the stands in nearly ever?' part of the cit?’ by the time the morning rush for the loop dis trict started. Two arrests were made early’ today of alleged sluggers of the strikers. A special order was issued to the police to arrest any of the known “sluggers” who are alleged to have been brought to Chicago to take part in the strike. A number of assaults on newsboys ami one on Catherine Bugler, who con ducts a news stand at th” I Ifty-fifth street station of the south side elevated railroad, marked the course of the trou ble Sunday. Some of the boys were H’ake’n to the hospitals. Kendall Hooks. The remains of Kendall Hooks. 21 years old, of 113 AVoodward avenue, who died yesterday at a private sani tarium, were sent today’ to Columbia, S. C.. where the funeral and interment will take place. Mr. Hooks is survived by two sisters and' one brother.