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A Prominent Plml<’l in.
A prominent New York physician
It? discussing: the merits of Ripans
Taouiee with a. brother M. D. said :
*' Several years ago I asserted that
if one wished to become a. pnilan
thopist, and do a beneficent deed
one that would help the whole hu
man race- -nothing could be better
than to procure the Roosevelt Hos
pital p:- -cripnon, wrack is the basis
of ‘he Rijans Tributes, and oause it to
lie put up in the form of a ketchup
and distributed among tho poor.’*
Seles Increasing.
The largest retail drug store in
America at of liegeman & Cos.
on Broauway in New York City.
A reporter w ho went there to learn
how li.ipi.us Tab
uii were selling
bought a five
carton and asked:
“Do you have
much call for
these ?”
He was referred
to a gentleman who
proved to bo the
.head of the depart
ment. He said:
“ The sala of Ilipans Tabules is
constant and is increasing, due
eepciiaflvtothe ir.fiu • .die char voter
of thotestimonirdr ii, the dull • press,
and growing out of tn.-.n , tluongh
the recommendation or f..end to
Sajis’fi- uom-witn tlum is
vlieuoDio ‘nev are
H&g uu i liucxoe ihi * a permanent
oikiome? for them is made. This 1
it- thro ! gh tl ,n intin.eic
xur.ni/ which urovvi, Ui- noua ude
character of the ndv c wing I think
them spc-oiall v user: : ■ roe general
run of stomach troubles
Anew style pitek jtoonr*!-uny tcv rtfams tint” ks edir*& paper carton >irbout to now
for *me at some drug' s:ords r *>;•. r; * t . h>t.. r l u:. ?on !s I:.U ..tied { r *n+ poor xnj th#
onoaAical. One 'kisn , f Zsc r. * cm t carte a;* (,1 0 ‘abulc*) can be h-d tv ms.il by sending forty
si*hi oems to tb w Repaid CmaucjdL > A* -* . Vo. 10
(m T ißi'LU) Will be a*iit for cents eitAS9 Ta&clesmay also oe bad of *oxr.e jrrocerg, general
■torekoepers, news areata and at some liquor btoiosauid barber thopn. On* given relief
I Don't Complain |
S about poor health if you Wl
■ won’t spend one dollar
I v Jy to secure a full quart of 1|
that panacea for all the ■
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P It has been used for thirty years BE
I Scrofula, Rheumatism, H
r Indigestion, Nervousness, |J
g Neuralgia, Catarrh, Anemia, j|
p Female Troubles, Eruptions, lj
I In somnia, Salt Rheum, 1
r| and Similar Complaints. j|p
& Sold by all druggists at one jj|j
m dollar for a full quart bottle. Take M
R MADE ONLY BY C&
I m &lICHIGIN DRUG SO., Dsfrolf, Nish. f
Grand J ury
“presentments.
GEORGIA, Dade county.
We the grand jury chosen and
sworn for the September term of
Dade Superior Court, 1901, beg
| ieav6 to make the following gen
eral presentments:
Through appointed committees
we have examined the records and
papers of the various county offi
cers, and have their reports here
to attached and make them a part
of our general presentments.
1. We find the public road fund
has been paid out to the various
districts. Our oosei valmns are
this money has not been as judi
ciously expended as it should have
been, especially in tho JO3B dis
trict and also a part of the roads
in the 1129 district. The Masonic
road in the 1038 district from the
An Flricrly t4p
An elderly lady living at Forilham
Height*, a part of New York City,
and who was known to be a warm
advocate'of Ripaus Tabules for. any
case of liver trouoie or indigestion,
sa id to a reporter who visited her for
the purpose of learning the particu
lars of Her case: “ i had always
employed a physician and did so on
the last occasion I had for or e. but
at that time obtained no beneficial
results. I had never had anv faith
in patent medicines, bnt ha ving seen
jßipana Tabules recommended very
highly in the New York Herald con
cluded to give them a trial, and
found they .were just what ray case
demanded. I have never employed
a physician since, and that means a
objected to their mother giving a
testimonial which should parade,Her
mur e in the newspapers, out to do
this the e l der lady argued : ‘There
may be other cages just like joine,
and T .m -ire \ take g. -ear pi css ire
in jv ueixlipg t-hsTalau , r. ~ny
one afflicted ha I was. If the- .piling
about uiy ease in the papers 'enables
some other person similarly affected
to be us greatly oer.efueu I have
been L ssen&objecti.m ’ The daugh
ters, knowing how earnestly she felt
about the benefit she had received,
decided she was quite right
saving Of a cull
A dollar’s worth of
Ripaus Tabules
lasts me a month,
and I would not be
without them now
if it wero my last
dollar.” At the
time of this inter
view there were
present two daugh
ters who specially
ford of the ereok south to the dis
trict line, and from the district
line to the ford of the creek near
D. C. Forester's in the 1129 Diet.
We find a part of the Johnson
Crook road in very Lad condition.
Also we find the 2d class roads
in the 875th district in bad con
dition, and we recommend that all
the money and time due these
roads be expended on them at
once.
We find seme work done tempo
rary in the aforesaid district
which we think is a waste of time
and money, and further recom
mend that the Commissioners all
over the county be more conserva
tive in appointing competent over
seers and requiring them to do
permanent work,
2. We further recommend that
the Boaid of Roads and Revenues
borrow enough mouey to pay the
expenses ot the present term of
court.
3. We appoint Rev. Otto Ros
trum as Chaplain to the convict
camps of Dade county.
4. We appoiut Robt. P. Tatum,
Wm. F. Nethery and Lee Forester
as a committee to examine the
oooks and records of the various
county officers and report the same
to the next g>and jury.
5. We appointed George W.
Parker, Joseph A. Stewart and
Jacob Doyle as a committee to
visit the convict camps of the
county and make their report a
part of our general presentments.
6. We find on revising the in
digent pension soldiers list correct
as revised. Also we find Samuel
Dodson who was an indigent sol
dier, Las died.
7. Also we appointed Josep V.
Stewart, C. C. Pl.de and George
W. Sitton as a committee to exam
ine the books of .the Notary'Publics
and Justices of the Peace Dockets
ot the various districts and find
them all correctly kept.'-'
8. Also we have appointed Jas.
Dougan , Zachariaih J. Cross: and
Ma r k A. Castleberry as our com
mittee to investigate the condition
of me public buildings’ 1 hnd make
their report a part’ ot our general
presentments.
9. Also recommend that George
\V. Case Oe paid out of the Pauper
fund $4. per month instead of $7.
a\lso recoinmehcl that \Vesly ilat
toa, u charge of the county be paid
.$4. instead of $3. as htietofuiy.
10. It is yety gratifying to us
who have served upon the grace
jury for the past 20 years, (and a
lew of us have served longer,) lo
note the decrease in ciirne, espec
ially in pistul-carrving, and wish
to commend the hoys and young
meu of our county m the very no
ticable improvement in tin morals
of our couniy'.
We recommend that these gen
erai prisentmeuts he jublished io
the State of Dade News and that
the Editor be paid $7.50 for same.
We tender our thanks to the
Honorable Court am,! Solicitor
General for their kindness shown
to us during the present term. We
also thand our foreman for the ef
ficient and impartial manner in
which !; has sonducted the busi
ness that come before the body.
We the committee on public
buildings beg leave to submit the
following leport: Upon exami
nation of the jail building we find
a shutter is needed in th*t? hall door.
Also hud the ilue to the kitchen is
in bad condition . Also find trial
three locks are needed to the
dwelling. Also six lights for
Isame. For protection of the ha'l
: on the soutu side of jail building,
1 a shed is needed. We also find a
step is needed at the west hall
Cantrell, -lot n M. Foreman
I‘iekle, W il'iam F.
Cross, Zachariab .1.
: t -wi.it, J x-cplt V T .
Bradford,.James M.
Hale, Alexander M.
H 10. William M.
S" \v;.rt, •!( s n>h a.
Derber\. Milt ,r IF;
Parker. Ce irjtcW.
o ey, William H.
Daniel, Milligan c.
door of the court house. Wn rec
omnriend that these repairs he
niade at an earlv d;.,p.
Hespectfully Submitted.
Z. J, V
James Dugan, ' Com.
Mark A. Castleberry. J
IKoran, James
liteyrs, Charity C.
Hale. COf.ugtJn C.
Doyle, Jacob
Fleicher, James 11.
Castleberry Mark A.
Bosta.m Otto
Killian, Thomas N.
Ncthiry, William. F.
Fores*er. JLee.
Sitton, UeoiX W.
GEORGIA, Dade county.
To the Honorable Grand Jury of
said county. September term, 1901.
Your committee appointed at
this term of the court to visit and
inspect the convict camps of said
couhty have performed their 'duty
and make the following report to
wit:
We have visited the convict
camp at Cole City in said county
and find that there is ninety-five
convicts confined in said camp, 85
colored and ten white. We find
that the camp is neatly kept and
the sanitary condition good, and
said convicts are well pleased with
the state officials. We find that
the prisoners are well fed, having
plenty of substantial tood. Also
we find that the convicts are em
ployed in mining coal and other
work around the mines and >ve
find that the convicts are forced to
work out a task or dig so much
coal per day. Also, we find the
vein of coal where they are forced
to get their task to be a very small
vein of coal. Where the men are
working, the vein runs trom 18 to
30 inches in thickness, and we re
spectfully call the attention of the
Prison Commissioner to this. Al
so vie found one man that, was
moving coal 35 feet from the face
of his room to the entry whtie he
loaded his car. We find that
some of the men who cannot get
the amount of coal required of
them are paying other men that
get their task to help them. We
find the convicts all able to woik ,
except three who are in the hos
pital, slightly crippled from fall
ing slate.
Respectfully Submitted.
G. W. Parker,')
J A, Stewart, )>Comraittee
Jacob Doyle, )
GEORGIA. Dade county.
To the Honorable Grand Jury of
said county , Sept, term Superior
court 1901. '
We youa committee appointed
at the March Term of Dade Supe
rior court, 1901 • to examine the
several offices, books, records, pa
pers, etc,, have performed that
and make the following rt
port to wit:
1. We examined the hooks etc.
of the Clerk of the Superior court
agd found them very neatly and
properly kept. <
2. V\ e have examined the rec
ords etc. of..the County Court and
uund them properly kept.
3. We nave examined the rec
ords, books, bto. of tho Sheriff’d
office and find them properly kept.
4. We have examined tho books,
records and vouchers of the Roald
of iioads and Revenues m connec
tion with the Comity Treasurer
aud fiud them correctly kept.
5. We have examined the books
records- etc .of the Ordinary aud
find them correctly kept.
6. We have examined the books
of the County Treasurer and find
With the exception of a few cleri
cal errors which were corrected,
found the hooks neatly kept.
Wo would suggest thut tLe Treas
urer be required to keep a cash
hook showing receipts aud dis
bursements, so that it car. be'
readily uso< rtaiiied.
AMOUNT OF CASH ON HAND.
We hand you financial state
ment of the county as shown by
thu 'J reasurer’s books.
To balance in the Treasury as per repo At
01'the cothqiitt.ee March 14,1901, $ 2,#52 89
Imeiesi on lieposila 8.(10
$2.0u0.fc9
By Am’t paid out on jury fund $814.42
jail 95.56
pauper 304.15
eooi’bion 180.53
g’licrnl 118.35
* C.Courtei' 70.40
i oad luiul 202 90
Total am’t paid out si,t>lft. f 0
Bill August 29th 1901, $1,144.69
From cur investigation we be
lieve that all of the ofhbers of said
county aie doing their best to per
form the duty of their several offi
ce?. Respectfully Submitted.
U\ T. Hughes,''l
J. R. Dugau , ’-Com.
T. B. Smith, )
Tt is ordered by the Court that
these genera! presentments be re
ceived and entered of record and
that the same be published as rec
ommended. This Sept. 20th 1901.
A, W. Fite, J, S, C. 0. t\
DR DONNELLY
PHYSIC laK & SURGEON
Office East Side Public Square.
tRENtON'GEORGIA.
George \V. Wheeler,
TOM' - - GEORGIA.
- • —-...1-
Fjrst class blacksmith
ing at reasonable
prices #
Horse shoeing and
carriage repairing
a specialty
Guns repaired.
BEN T. BROCK
Att'y-at-Law
tRENtON - - - - GEORGIA
Prompt attention to all business
intrusted to him.
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his store; it marks . the
•new era of drug selling.
•Is it any wonder that he
has to enlarge his quar
ters, that his clerks are
. busy, and that his store is
one of the most popular
along the leading thor
oughfare ?
You can afford to trade
with a druggist who gives
you SCOTT’S EMULSION
when you asK ior it.
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