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ABSOWTEKY PURE
THAT EXTRA SESSION.
Some Daltonians Express their
Views as to It.
GREAT MINDS DIFFER.
Some Believe in Reform at Once—
* Uo Mow—Let Cleveland
<lo aw lie Neea Beet.
Apropos of the proposed extra session
congress to consider the tariff and 3-
nancial questions, an Argus reporter in
terviewed some of the leading citizens of
Dalton with the following results: •
R- I. Peak; “The people are expecting
reform, but Carlisle, Crisp, Cleveland,
Cochran ami all the other big C’s are in
conference today* in New York, and I
think they will arrange matters very sat
isfactorily.” .
C. M. Phelps: “I favor the extra ses
sion.”
J. 14.I 4 . Denton: “Graver Cleveland will
know what’s best to do and will do it.”
W. M. Haig: “Reform at once. We
worked for our pay; let’s have it.”
Jesse A. Glenn (republican): “If
thpre’s any evil in the McKinley bill,
the democrats want it to soak in and let
• the people upon whom it works a hard
ship get their till of it,so they will appre
ciate reform when it does jiome. Cleve
land won’t call an extra session. He’s
got too much sense and .don’t want It.”
C. E DeJournette: “Reform, yes, but
go slow about it. Go at it intelligently.
think an extra session will dons
■Biv good.”
S. E. 13 -rry: “I’m willing to abide by
Mr. Cleveland’s opinion on the matter.”
K. 11. Carman; “Ever since I’ve been
able to think for myself, I have been a
Mam Randall protective democrat. Don’t
- ,ynt an extra session. Every time such
questions as the .Mills bill, Bland bill,
silver bill,etc., have been before congress
and the country, business circles have
* \«3*,n disturbe I, lack of confidence pre
dominated and trade was sensitive.”
W. C. Martin; “1 believe the policy of
the democritic party right and the sooner
it is put int > force the better.”
Trammell Starr: “I don’t believe in
hasty legislJkion, but refdrm should be
gin at once; and I think Mr. Cleveland
the hugest man in the government and
believe that he will do what is rigiit.”
W. K. Moore: “I thiiix our leaders
anl Mr. Cleveland’s advisers should
spend the time an extra session would
take up in consultation and not in tala
and no reform; for such action mignt
work injury to the democratic party, as
co much is expected from it.” ’
S. B. Felker and J. B. Graves; “Ix.*t
uMr. C evelaud run it to suit himself.”
W. Johnson; “Tim people want
much talked of reform to begin at
once, and I think it best to give it to
them.”
HE H MOVED.
N.H. Wester, of C'liattanongn. in More
Ample Quarters.
S. D- Wester, the live Market street
grain merchant of Chattanooga, has
moved to more convenient and ample
quarters at 6JB Market street, and he in
vites all his old friends and customers to
call on him at his new stand when they
visit Chattanooga. They will find him
tlie samefileasant, affable man that he
always was, and they will find in his
store the best of all kinds of grain, hay
seed wheat and oats.
He pays especial attention to mail
orders.
All kinds of grain handled at the lowest
market prices, and customers guaranteed
absolute satisfaction. He is making a
specialty of cotton seed hulls and meal.
When planting time comes remember
he has the best selected seeds.
Give Wester a call or send him an
order.
Look Here.
Big lot of toy pianos, toy furniture,
yandies and holders for Xmas trees.
Ai|j drawing cases, glass Hower baskets.
ami a thousand other things
wiR arrive at Crutcher’s Novelty Store
iioxi week.
Great dissolution sale still going on.
Jesse Trotter & Sons.
Job .Printing.
If you want any bill iieads, letter
heads or other commercials) ob printing
done, call at The Argus office, and we
promise to satisfy you as to prices and
uuality of work.
THE ARGUS; DALTON, GA.. SATURDAY. DECEMBERS, 1.
TO ADVERTISERS.
Th* Argus Nnbacrlption I.lst Grown
I.urger mid l.arncr.
The Argus believes in advertising
where tin* advertiser tells the exact
truth and sticks up to the letter of his
advertising. It is for the reason that The
Argus believes in advertising, that it
takes occasion to advertise the wonder
ful growth of its subscription list in the
past two months. In that length of time,
over two hundred new subscribers have
been added to its list—an average of
about twenty-five a week.
The Argus has obtained these new
subscribers simply by giving the people
to understand that it proposes to give
theni a live paper, neat and readable; a
local paper that will atall times yell for
Dalton and North Georgia, and pull for
every interest of this section. Ami it has
obtained these new subscribers by work
ing for them.
Now that it has a new dress and
greatly increased space, it proposes to
give the people a still better paper, and
to work yet harder and harder for more
and more, and more subscribers, and it
docs not propose to let up until its sub
scription list reaches up into the thous
ands. This is a good field; there are
thousands in reach of The Argus who
ought to have it. and who must have it.
Just think of it. With the difficulties
under which The Argus has labored to
put jn a new plant and work up a busi
ness, The Argus has averaged about
twenty five new subscribers a week, and
the number increases each week. The
Argus is growing, and growing fast, and
the wise man will advertise in it, and
reach the multitudes.
Our subscription list is swelling, and
we propose to keep her swelling until
the advertisers clamor for space like
| monkeys for chestnuts, ami until sjrace
in The Argus is worth gilt-edged prices.
Now is the time to advertise!
Now is the time to subscribe!
The Argus is humping.
Electric Bitters.
; This reined) is.becoming so well know
1 and so popular as to need no special
' mention. All who have used Electric
! Bitters sing the same s ng ol piaise.—
I A purer medicine does not exist ami ii
• is gnaianteed to In all that is claimed.
Electric Bitters will cure all diseases ol
the Liver and Kidneys,will remove Pirn
pies, Boils, Sall Rheum ami other affec
tions caused by impure blood.--Will
vrive Malaria from Ihe system apd pre
vent as well as cure all Malarial fevers.
For cure of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try Electric Bitters- En
tire satisfael ion guaranteed, or money
refiin ie<l —Price 50 cts, ami $1 00 pel
bottle at S. J MoKniv'd’'- I»’ugsrtore.
Como one, come all, and C what
Crutcher has for Christmas at the novelty
store.
•
Second stock of wraps r •ceived this
season. Jesse Trotter & Sons.
IN A NUTSHELL.
Wlmt The Argus <»u Do for the
Business Man.
The Argus will print you
Letter heads,
Note heads,
Bill heads,
Statements,
Warehouse tickets,
Cheeks,
Circulars,
Business cards,
Visiting cards,
Hand bills,
Menu cards,
1 n citations,
Ami all other classes of job printing at
the lowest possible rates. Give ’l'm:
Argus a fair trial; it guarantees satisfac
tion. New type, mtw presses, new men.
Subscribe to The Argus and read the
news of the day in these parts. $1 a year.
W hlOKt I SREStSTWBE
W t'-J ISR3au«fcL-d®,. , W. f ’.B.M.WO'»LLEY,M 1).
» m Atlanta, G:v, Office 104>2 Whitehall St.
Administrator'* Male of Valuable
Property.
By virtue of an order of the court of ordinary
of Whitfield county, I will sell nt public outcry
before the court him e door in button
on the first Tuesday in January next, the follow
ing property of the estate of Mrs. Jennie W.
Woods, deceased:
Ninety-three ucre« of land, more or less, known
as the J. W. Wood’s place, one and a hall miles
southwest of Dalton, near Mineral Spring, de
scribed in a deed from Anderson Farnsworth to
Jennie Woods on page 72, of book N
Terms: One-half ctfrh, balance with interest at
12 months. Small notes with approved security,
and title al«o retained. W. K. Moore, admin
isiratorof JlN.nie W. Wo<.ns. decoiM<l.
ZSTTjFat’TTxCrE ’
We guarantee to curs all forms of rupture,
whether partial or complete, without the use <if
knife or lienture mid without detention ft< tn
business. or «ill forfe it yo.ttt to Si.'at.Oo in c n , v ~f
failure.
We guarantee to cure all terms of Piles, Rectal
Ulcers, Fissures, Fistula without the m*e of the
ligature, knife or cautery, or will cheerfully re
fund the money in case of failure. Our treat
ment is simple and effective, without danger
ami without pain.
<>f the I37nclclcr
We have hud very extensive experience in the
treatment of tdl forms of disease of the Bladder,
having removed twenty seven gravel stones,
weighing from I-4 to*4 l-;' ounces. The collec
tion can be seen at our ottice.
ZOiHovuJoiJ of \A T oruen.
After treating diseases of women for the part
eight years, we arc prepared to treat the follow
ing diseases successfully. Headaches, Nervous
Prostration. Sleeplessness, Indigestion. Ovarian
Trembles, Intlamatiou and Dtapbu-oinents, by the
use of electricity.
TTx’ixx-rvx-jr T‘i»ooK»otz».
Whether acute or chronic, cured in a few davs
without the use of injurious or nauseous medi
cines. Stricture, whether teute or chronic nie
ces fully treated without the Use of tile knife.
Southern Rupture. Company,
JAMES SPICER, M. !>., Physician in Charge,
Rooms 4 and 5, IS Wall Street,
./Vtlzxixtzx, G-oorsia.
PERFECT NUISANCES.
• -
That £w What Cleveland t'alla the
Hungry Army,
A Washinton special says (hat a
gentleman who was with Mr. Cleve
land the day before he left fur his
island hunt, tells tin interesting story
about the applicants for places push
ing on the president-elect:
“It is awful, I tell you. I had no
idea there was such a pressure. Mr
Cleveland says it is four fold greater
than it was in 1884. There is a new
class now that seems to irritate Mt
Cleveland more than the ordintry
kind. He told me that he had re
ceived personal assurance from every
state in the‘union that but for the
individual support of the parties
named he could never have carried
the state. ‘1 thought,’ said Mr.
Cleveland, ‘that I had made some repu
ration during my term as president.
I tried to, but these men want to make
me think that my nomination and
election were due to their personal el
forts, ami every, one of them want*
something for it.’ .
“‘Now,’said Mr. Cleveland, ‘if I be
lieved what they say is true, I have no
right to use my office as president to
pay them.’ ” '
The impression is very general in
Washington that the office seekers
are overdoing (he thing. ’Members of
congress who are arriving every day
report a heavy pressure from all over
the country. Many men will certainly
be disappointed, and it is not safe for
too many to count on getting places
they are seeking. From whit 1 can
Harn there are twenty applicants for
every place not covered by the civil
service law. It is understood here
that it is Mr. Cleveland’s intention to
adhere xs strongly to the civil service
law as he did in 1884.
Colds and Coughs
croup,
sore throat,
bronchitis, asthma,
and hoarseness
cured by
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
the safest
and most effective
emergency medicine.
It should be in every
family.
Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co
Lowell, Mass.
Announcements
I respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for re-election us Coroner ol Whitfield county
and as in the past, will serve faithfully. Thank
ing the people for past favors and appreciatinv
the same for the future. Jno. It. Takveii.
We are authorized to announce L. 11. Calla
way as a candidate for county treasurer.
I hereby announce mvself a candidate for
tax collector of Whitfield county tit the coming
J antiarv election.
A. Q. Head.
I respectfully announce myself as :j candi
date for Aiderman in the coming election.
Sam. i.ovem ax.
I respectfully announce myself as a candidate
for Treasurer of " hitlLdd county ami solicit
the rotes of all. If elected will serve the peo
ple faithfully. Jesse Warmack.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for Aiderman in the coming city election
llespectfully, siiekuv Me ai i.kv.
Cove City. November Hi. 18!)2.
Editor Amies: After many solicitations bv
strong friends. 1 have consented to run for the
oflic.e of Tax Collector of Whitfield county, tin.
My polities has always been democratic. I
hove stood by the party through thick and thin
ami lost'mv leg at the battle of Gettv.sburg. I’a.
on tlfcßd day of July, isitij. I authorize you to
announce me as a candidate for that olliee
A. J. BXHXETT.
I respectfully nunounce myseli a candidate for
re-election to the olliee of Sheriff of Whitfield
county. lam grateful to my friends lor pust
favors, and should I be again honored by them,
I will discharge the duties of the olliee to the
best of my ability in tire future as in the past.
S. A. FKAZIEK.
I respectfully announce myself a candidate
for Ordinary of Whitfield county at the ensuing
January election.
. JOSEPH BOGLE.
Use thiPlarget | FEE Do-
STEEL saw
T wills
Being compact, run easier; being
. 1 strong, last longer; being simple,
cost less money than
H Feet of LUMBER PER DAY
sr El YJ 000 for Evkrt horse POWER.
Boilers, Engines, Machinery.
CASTINGS of Every Description.
MANLY MACHINE CO.,
ANIF MACHINISTS. DaltOfl, Gfl.
The following Farms are.offered for Sale hy
the daeton
Biill Hi Lh Awiaiion,
160 acres formerly owned by J. ’J. Goodwin
in 12 district, 3rd octi on. No 297. Fifty
acres cleared.
Two vacant lots opposite city park. 50x150 each.
Terms Six and Seven Years.
JOHN BLACK • J. T. McEN'l IHE
ISlaclr. «fc 00,,
W HOLEVALE AN 1) RETA 11.
HARDWARE, MACHINERY,
Agricultural Implements Wagonsand Buggies,
Sash, Doors Blinds, Brick and Plumbing Supplies.
First Door South ol National Bank, Hamilton St., DAI/I'ON, G\
ffnM H il Prilß.
And will pay the highest market price for same.
Weave still in the market for choice Apples Irish Po
tatoes, Onions, e<’c. ami always want hickens. Fggs ami
Butter. See us when you have any PRODUE to sell
DeJournette & Co
Fashionable Millinery Goods.'
T. T. GB2LVES
Have .Now in Store One of the Hai dsonieiil Assortments of
Milltnorv and Fancy Coods To be Found in Dalton
Hats and Bonnets ol every description. Feathers,Escurial and Oriental Li dieu
Collars, Fichus, Silk Gioves, Parasols, < < rsets. \\ iiite Koinu ts ami
Lace Caps for Children. And all Kinds of Fancy Goods.
We invite yon to come and see v.oi
a? CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS. ST
;■,j( Best Cough Byrup. Tastes good. Use 5]
iu time. Sold by druggists. ™ j
DR. N. C. STEELE,
"Treats diseases of the Eye. Far. Nose and
I Throat only. < ttlice Loveimm buililing, East
Eighth street, Chat l anooga, Tenn.
<ll ATT’VNOOG <.’! ENN.
DR. J. C. BIVINGS,
Physician and Surgeon,
DALTON, G'A.
Office on Hamilton street. two doors north of
Hardwick’s Bank: up-st<it's.
J. W. HICKS,
CONTKACTOR AND lit I I.DER,
Dalton. Georgia.
Estimates made lor any character of building,
material furnished when desired. and lowest
legitimate prices guaranteed. Will alsodo all
kinds of Job W ork and < arpeiiteri ng. Give me
a Ilia I,
From pt attention to all business entrusted to
my cart;
It. J. McCamy. I'res. ’l’. It. Jonks, Viie-lTes.
it. 1. I’KA K, Cashier.
Ths first iatfonel Bank
LALYU , Cm.
PAI !> UP UA PJTAL $(>0,000.
A general banking business transacted. Col
•cations remitted promptly. Ail business .n
--t,rusted will receive cheerful ami prompt atten
tion. Accounts strictly cmiddeutial. Deposits
solicited.
Df RECTORS :
R. J. McCamy, s. il Felker.
T. It. Jones, I’. G. Walkkk,
S. E. BERRY. J. I. SMITH.
Trammell Starr. IL Z. Herndon,
It. I. t'EAK.
C. N. KING,
ATTORNEY-AT-LA W,
SPHiyi; Pl*cr, : : : : : : Geoihha.
DR. HILL HARRIS,
DENTIST, Dalton, lla/ Office over J. M.
Barry's. Teeth extracted without pain n
specially.
TOM BARBOUR”
Otvnii I ng, Adjusting mm! S*|Hhirii»g
Sowing; .* e*.<3lxixi.o ta.
SATIN FA < 1 ION GV AKANTL KI >.
Old parts disranled ami new ones put
in. Gleaning anti adjusting a specialty.
Old Machines rebuilt. Needles, Oils,
Rubbers ami a full line <>i nftm linienfs
always on hand. Corner Ihmiilh n a"d
Waugh streets.
GEORGIA-
W. & A. R. R.
AND-
N.C.&St. L.R.R.
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MEMPHIS,
TEX AS and
ARKANSAS
’ —ALSO FOR—
LOUISVILLE, CHICAGO, CIN(<N T
NATI and ST. LOUIS. '
CHEAP 5 5 RATES. ’
C. E. Harman,
General Passenger Agent.
J. L. Edmrnson,
Passenger Agent, ballon, j