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f jL. YV 2 ,
loom u;aku;ts.
S A Hubbard, of Waco, gave ns a
pleasant eall Tuesday J
We arc sorry to state that mi u W
Bryant is still quite sick. i
Tax Collector Wilson made e business
trip to Tallapoosa yesterday, j
Mr. J. b. weaver and sou, jEph, with of
Latham, were in town Tuesday a
load of cotton and ’possums. ;
Frank Goldin moved to South west
Georgia Monday. j
See .1 R Griffith and Co if /you want
a good young mule.
Miss Kiltie Brown, daughter of Mr
Sam Brown, of near thia-place, 6 nd Mr
Wyfcy Bowman, of Little Creek were
happily married last Sunday.
We have a big supply of legal blanks
-on hand, W hen needing anything in
'■tibt line, give us a eall.
We have a new lot of good young
wiules for sale. Come quick if you want
a 'fen gai n J H Griffith & Co
Messrs Reese & Davis, of Bremen,
■will be at Latham’s mill next Tuesday
for t ie purpose of taking pictures, if
you wa$, some pictures taken be on
hand. They guarantee satisfaction
Buchanan nigh school is in a very
nourishing condition at piesput . The
utleudanbo is unusually large .
John |e;rifflth, one of lemplos most
promising young men, is visiting rein
livts ui. this place.
Wc keep a big supply of lime and
pressed hb R k on hand ail the time.
When in seed of such, give us a call.
J T Copeland & . 8011 ,Bremen,oa.
Mr A. IE. Nix, former editor of this
paper, bto moved fiom Battle Hill to
Atlanta and has secured a good position
with the Consolidated Street Railway
company.
Mis Vassie Cheeves, of Atlanta, visit¬
ed the family of Mr Wm, Joimsoi first
of the week.
N obis Brown, of Shades, Polk county,
■ftr—‘.Mri^stoiiteriberip the b. M.
Siopslhe Cough and Works otl the Cold
Laxitive Broroo-Quiniiie Tablets cure
a. cold in one day . -1 No Cure, No pay,
Price 20 cents.
The juries for the January term of
Barhlson Superior court have not been
drawn yet. '
Messrs j W Humphries and F T Gobev
of Diaketewii, gave us a csli Hist of
the week.
Csea, Johnson will assist E # A o 3
onlrilh in Ilia law prat ice the
coming year.
Mrs HZ H tnry, dtogliter of Mr J W
Humphries, of Rrsketonn, died a few
days ago at her home in Cullman do., Ala
i have about 300 bushels of Russell’s
Big Boll Politic cotton Beul that i will
sell fee 50c per bushel or exohauge one
bushel for two. They are going iasiqbet
ter apply at once J P Boatright,
Bremen, 3a.
For chocolate, corn starch, etc., call
-.on J R Griffith & co.
' The Buchanan Concert Band will give
a -concert tomorrow night. Everybody
.co m# out. You can’t afford to miss it.
'
Mi Will Newf^i, of Temple, spoilt a
few days in Buchanan this week.
Col M J Head, of Tallapoosa, was in
town Tuesday. 9
Mr YV A McCalman has added a nice
line of furniture to his stock of gener
al merchandise.
Henry Fincher, of near Wesley, enter
ed Buchanan high school last week.
TO CURB A COI-D I ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the money
if it fa.ls to cure. E. W. Grove’s sigua
turn is on «ach box. 25c.
Mr S L Hilton, of .’Tallapoosa, gave
us a pleasant call Tuesday.
Good many of okr farmers are sowing
oats
Perfectly Healthyfpeopfe have pore,
rich warm, nourishing blood, good ap
petite and good digestion. Hood’s
Ssrsapavilla gives these, and thus it
■makes people healthy and keeps them so
•Get only Hood’s.
Miss Annie Simpson and Mr Mel vis
Milam, of near Little Creek, were
manned last Sunda.y
*Vliss Hattie Kojrcraft aud Mr John
■Smith, of near Little Oeok» were unit¬
ed in marriage last Sunday. .
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MJCHA IllkALSQN OO.B XT Y>GEuEGIA, THURSDAY, Jan. 10 1900.
Col S L Craven, one of Tallapoosa’s
most prominfenririwryois, was in town
first, of the week.
We have just turned out some
.
printing for the following gentlemen. -
a L Suggs, Waco; S A Hubbard, Wacy;
MsPlterson Bros, Bremen; Towel!
Waco; g D Griffith, ItoebatSto; Concert
Band; Buchanan ;p G Hughes, Tallapoo.
sa; Win Johnson, Buchanan;
Albert Gadle, of Popular Springs was
in town yesterday.
ch , *}«* Jobnson _ , kl i
i8 • cler ' »S *>J
C ° - '■
The election iaxt Saturday fop mayor,
and councilmen for the town o| Buch
ananjresnlted as follows: For mayor,
E. S. Griffith; for coogilmen, E. B.
Hutchenson, C B Weaeliorly; W O Bui
Griffith. *
lard, G D
We will handle the celebiated solid
south, Royal seal and other standard
and high grade fertilizers see us
before buying J, U. Griffitb&co
The Best Proscription for Malaria
chills and Fever is a bottle of Grove's
Tasteless chill Tonic. It is simply Iron
ail'd Quinine in a tasteless form. No
euro no pay. Price 256.
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Felix Cobb Dead.
N
Col Felix Cobb, of Carrollton, CQimni-b
ted suicide in Atlanta Tuesday night by
taking morphine and cocaine. He was
found dead in the law office of his un¬
cle, J L Cobb, Wednesday morning.
yj Rar the body of the man was found,
tbe following note, which explains the
cause which led to the rash act
“Dear Mother and Father: My life is
fast ebbing out. Weep not for me. I feel
that everything is well.Things that come
from an unhappy marriage produce
much that is unpleasant in this life. As
I write, my heart grows weaker, an:
before vou see these lines—my last
words—I will be dead. Now do not
Grieve. I am dying. Lovingly,
Felix N. Cobb.”
ne leaves a wife—whom he had been
parted from four yeais—and one child ,
a son, about 16 years old.
; Persons who suffer from indigestion
f anpot expoet to live long, because the
,i„. system ana the M the nhdl
gested food they da ©at poison th©
blood. It is important to cure !«*»«
non as soon a» possible,and the befet
method for doing this it to use the
preparation known as Kodol I>yspej»l»
Cure It digests what jwu e*t and
restores all tbe digestive organs td per
fi ct health, B D Lasseter.
ALABAMA LETTER.
Gadsden, Ala., JFti 1.—W Editor.
please allow me space in your valuable
paper for a few items from this place
Have had a nice Christmas here.
I have beou here but a short while.
but am well satisfied.
Times here are quite different from
what they are where 1 came from. Ev
everything is in a stew here all the
time. This is certainly a last place.
Kveiybody is at work.
The electric ear is not running » ow -
Gadsden and Alabama city stopped the
car trying to make the company put
on fondeta. The car company has sued
the above mentioned cities for feveral
thousand dollars. They have a nice lit¬
tle law suit. T made a trip or tiie
Lookout Moun tain s undav afternoon
and liad the pie asura o if beholding the
Black creek falls. I went down under
the creek and oarae out on the other
side and then crossed back on the
bridge and went up the ere ek a
ways to a spring and there I got a good
drink of Geo-gia water. It was quite a
show to me to see the creek running on
the mountain,
What has become of the smith Chap¬
el correspondent? I would like to hear
from him regularly.
Dr Smith, of Buchauan, was in town
one day this week,
•Two negroes held up a white man
in Alabama City a few nights ago and
robbed him of 35c, cut bis clothes and
then ran. The man did not know them
as it was dark.
If this is published, I will oome
again. Gadsden Boy.
When threatened by pneumonia or
any other lung disease prompt relief
is neoessary, and it is dangerous to de
lay. We would suggest that your try
One Minute cough Cure as soon as in
dications of having taken cold are no¬
ticed. It cures quickly and its early use
prevents consumption.
Court Calendar,
■'• Monday', First Week.
G E Hamilton vs, Jones and Langmado
j E Dent vs GK H at|ilton et al.
h TunUfki.vs G K Hamilton et al
Km m i Hamilton et al
V DathjJln vs-YC’d jjiown
Betieogw^vs .Thorn psbii'bftaf ■
G M Kobette vs T J Dov^lass^km
F G J E Wooten Hutchens vsT vs M W Carl',.ill B l^-dW&F^ljj^ Sons, cist jo,
<hd*^|^g|Np a
F J Wooten vs T if r '
H N Nelson Vs *1 E If Box WcfFtto
!fam»v Blackman vs S D Blackmail
L 0 Munfierville vs Geo Beasley
AvblF^itaw vsJM C Summerjin Gop lieas.
^JE E'?ifc%ys Ga F G & W Ass’n
gland Mtg Security ,Co . vaE L
Tuesday ; •*
W P Cole vs ,i M Lipham
G W Scutt vs G T Bradfey
American F H L ii Oo vs Mann & Jackson
G m Woodley vs L L Miller T J Miller
gar
Inland Acid Co vs Smith and mcca tidies
Hooper and Copp vs- Cicy of Tallapoosa j
L J Pounds ve A C Helton »
Gilbert Elliott Law Co vs
Water Co . ' ■
.American F H 1, Mtg Co vs J C [jiarm
Mann, clt
American Harrow Co vs i# W Dean J S
Dean clt
American F n.L Mtg Co vs J C Maun
J B Crapp vs W L Tumliu
G Wj Sutherland-vs Tallapoosa JCabinct
Co
G R Hamilton vs w Messaw
h A cliavlesvs waites and Buobard Bros
:lt
John Taliaferro vs F A canirali
-Van Dyke Mfg co vs So Fi t and col co
Gullet oiu oo vs N C Vines & Sons
A N Taylor vs M-J Head
W P Robinson v« g N Strickland
Wedhesd
M K Phillips vs soutnoru Railway comp
any
G D Griffith vs Rowell mid Roberts
claimant
Putnam Johnson vs outhern Railway co
a M W oodley vs w E Fmi blight aud
Thos Jordan
J S M Riggers vs JM Neil and jo ok
^‘nittol* ^ Mtg " Co vs J YV Powell anti " 0
l tieu
J ?vJ^HaSSv- 4 s
Thursday 3eShTns '
0 H ^ V8 w P c o,»
0 H MetVilliamS vs west and G F y Re
clt
S J Parker v s w M Edwards et al
Fred Egenmanu vs Piedmont wine co
K D Folds vs w L Tomlin V
J M Jordan vs Southern Railway/ co
Fred Efgenmann vs Georgia Vineyard co
waiter colyer vs A J Taylor
Reid and Hardman vs G w - Davis
corn J) ore w vs 8 F ert w
T A Hutcheson Ord et al vs S F & M J
crew
E11 a m NewmAu vs M E And Joel Phil
bps
Friday
W J Brown vs Allen Philpot
Annahella Levi vs W A Smith
J L Taylor vs VV’F Mabray
Alfred Ayers vs j Sand Emma Robertson
Six cases W T Laiioach vs Suberban In¬
vestment Co and T A Jones ciaimant
Dan aetitiy vs VV C Gentry et al
il M McIntosh vs Bud Copland
Charlotte Caldwell ys James Caldwell
j R Knapp vs S A aud j B Allen
Joseph aud Stephen Neimath vs (Rev F
janusehek
EiiZabeth golden vs j M Rhodes
Monday Second week
J M Jordan vs Southern Rail, way co
J R Driver vs B F Landrum
J M Jordan vs Southern Railway co
Julia A Wilson vs P J Miller admr
Micbal anuko vs Highland col Frt oro et
;4 |
J A Rowell et at vs T J Loveless & Son
G L Johnson adnir vs Jack Gann et al
J u Jordon vs Southern Railway co
Tuesday
W F Mabry vs YV L Tumlin
J m N*i| vs II D Lasseter
H D Lasseter vs j m Neil
G L Johnson adtnr vs Mans Turner
VV J Brown ys o M Roberts v
B F Morgan vs R D Latham W B Robin¬
son et al garnishee
Elizabeth Golden vs J m Rhodes et al
E T Ernest vs T E’Hix
W L Tumlin vs YV F and t O Mabry
G K Hamilton va J h Head and S It
west clt
J S m Biggers at al vs Neil auk winkles
clt
c Munroe vs Peyton and Peyton clt
J R Baker vs j S Robertso ana Robert¬
son clt
TF P hilpot et al vs Chattanooga * S It R
co
Am Freehold L Mtg co ys Beall Edwards
and cheney claimants
Wednesday
M E Browu vs x M Carroll & Son
I W Holland vs j W < ash
H c Riekertson vs A H and QyW Ingram
J M Neil vs H D Lasseter j7\
m a Smith crevf.R vs Richard <} R and S Smith RailroaJ mo
E A vs
Mrs T Gammons vs J T Gammons et al
A V Howe et al vs christopor Dobbs
<i i, Johnson vs J M Cooper
a j Albgrt Ars; .1 r BiMtiigli|
'■ •V ' : '>• i>i cdmotit Wiue t
#1r4 a \V*Vox vs Ga F wand Ass’a
;f# t. MesTje'rsiwv vs julittli^i F if’Duncan
j W Ho'I’eH a's Wood
J W Howell et al vs John Rovycll
ZM irdan vs o ,\i Wopdley:
Alfr*. j F J^jser CO vs l m waisan.
urr vs So tit hern Railway tit
£mmi#iWitfgins 8 vs Sam Hunt et al
Thursday
M Jackson vs o A Slielmitt et ai
jPlJhlw.uds vs W A Golden
V.O-j^rine B (ijgner vs Southern Southern, Railway Railway t*o
J vs Co
i* F » 9 d k a Earnest vs W j Reeves yt ft
W Driver vs Richaul A’ood et al
jessie Driver vs Kichard wood et al
Mary t.ittle vs Hoot James
tjjile Mtg oo vs c N Vines and
Vum ci t
Equlrable Mtg co vs Vines and Vines clt
Jessie Beall admr vsThps Josdftu ftfe
F J Steel vs J <4 Riggs a -* r ",
Friday
Add-ie Kew vs o AShelnutt Sheaiff ®t si)
T S.Posey vs A j Davis
jiatti^ jJSmith vs w X Smith
Am R and L Ass’n ,vs w| w SttmsnerUn
et yil
VViUph & wiednor vs dark Bros
3 Sand Emma Robertson vs Alfred Ayers
Alice Murray vs j j Murray
Kelley & Mcwilliams ;vs Estate Jof <1 w
Bullard
“About five -years ago I was troubled
with catarrh of the lower bowels, savs
C, T. Chisholm, 484 Dearborn Ave.,
Chicago, and although 1 consulted sev
era! emierl physicians who prescribed
for me, .1 found their remedies failed
in any Wav relieve me, and the
almost became chronic. After suffering
several months, I one day concluded to
trv Chamberlains Colic, Choleia and
Diarrhoea Remedy and'I beg to. assure
you that ft 'v.umost agreeable surprised
to find after taking two doses of-the
remedy disease that I >vas complotely leiievcd
of the that had cost me at muofi
'trouble and annoyance T am thankful to
say That l have not suffered from t
since.” For sale by H.D, Lrsseter & Co
■Druggists.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
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Table Shnwtuu Popular Vote For the
’Two (Atef CittUidates.
The following table contains an offi
! clal statement of the popular vote on
(fee Oik of November In all the states
v *,.
* «?.*? A**-. ... - ai T „. *,!° a T presf ^ nt!al ,
•tottmr en tbe Republican and !‘emo
CMtK tickets and the total vote of the
trtherpresidential candidates.
In addition there were votes returned
In five states tor the candidates of the
National Union Reform party (Seth H.
Ellis of Ohio for president and Famiiel
T. Nicholson of Pennsylvania for vice
president) and in two states for. the
candidates of tbe United Christian par¬
ty (J. F. R. Leonard of Iowa for presi
dent and John G. Woolley of Illinois
for vice president), these votes being as
follows: National Union Reform—Ar¬
kansas. 341; Illinois, B72; Indiana, 254;
Maryland, 147, and Ohio, 4,284; total
5.Ci)S: United Christian—Illinois, 352;
Iowa, 106; total. 518.
In some states, as Louisiana and
South Carolina, there were tbe nomi¬
nations of but two parties. Republican
and Democratic, upon the ballot; in
other states there were three and four
and In acme eight. In the table the
vote for the elector receiving the high
est number of ballots is given in nil
states where obtainable:
Electoral Votes. McSinley. B
McKInley.Brruu. R
Althilta S3, tp
Arkansas,.. 44,800 81.142
California . 9 .I 164,756 124,985
Colorado .. 93,072 122,733
Connecticut .S.II 102.572 74,014
Delaware .. 22,500 18.S03
Florida .... 7,496 2S.0OT
Georgia ... 86,085 . 81,700
Idaho ..... 27,193 20,414
Illinois . 24 I 897.0S6 503.001
Indiana . 15 I 836,063 309,584
Iowa .... 13 I 307,808 209,205
Kansas 10 I 186,055 102 . 6 OT
Kentucky .5 226.801 234,809
Louisiana 14,233 68,071
Maine ... j I 65.435 80,825
Maryland I 136,212 122,271
Maes&chusettg . 15 II 230.147 S J67. 010
Mictiitfan ...... 14 616,260 2,001
Minnesota ..... » .4.I 100,481
Mississippi ...„ 6.153
MisjQuri 804,003 W
Moutana ....... 26,873
Nebraska ...... 8 I 1*1,835 U 6.'34*
Nevada ........ 8 ■ S W
New Hampshire 4 1 54,798
New Je reey ... 10 I 281,707
New York .... 80 I 821,
North Carolina C 333.1
®tlorth Dakota , 3 I 35,891 20.619
oh io 23 ! 643,918 474,383
Oregon ....... 4 I 46 ,528 83,336
Pennsylvania . 82 I 712,665 424,232
Rhode island . IKHKKIwJ SS.7S4
South Carolina Mt
South Dakota 4 64,630 89,644
Tennessee ..... 128,008 146;
Texao ......... 180,841 267,
Utah ......... 8 47,089 44,949
Vermont ...... 4 42.689 12,849
Virginia ...... 115, 146,080
Wash fton 4 67 44,833
West Virginia ..... 6 I 118,851 08,791
Wisconsin ......... 12 I 266,860 159,285
Wyoming .......... 8 I 14,482 10,194
Total 155 7,217,67V 6,367,853
The total number of votes received
by each of the other presidential candi¬
dates is as follows: Woolley, Prohibi¬
tion, 207,368; Barker, People's Party,
50,192, Debs, Social Democrat, 94.552;
Maloney, Social Labor, 33,450; total
vote cast, including C.216 scattering,
13.067,304; McKinley’s plurality. 859,-
824; Melviuley’s majority, 468,056.
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Fail is Here
l^nd t-4. Fall Stock
h i mY <mms
i
we can save you moneypn
DRY GO DBS AND GROCFEIES
Get our prices beoreyou buy. •
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EAVES & SONS
Grent C'nttle ItanjeoM Gone.
The large real estate holdings of the
Standard Cattle company at Cheyenne,
Wy.. at one'time the leading cattle
concern is eastern D'yomlpg, were re
eently softf to "Bud” Driskell, a large
battle owner of Spearflsh, S. D. The
land, ; Including inclosed pastures,
amounts to about 20.000 acres, and Is
one of the finest stock ranches tn north
western Wyoming. This sale brings the
fact home to the old timers in Wyo¬
ming that the days of the range cattle
business are rapidly drawing to a close,
says the Denver Republican. The
Standard yCattle company was
years a power in Wyoming 'range stock
business, but. like 'hundreds of other
concern^ has submitted to the new
order of things iind is now engaged In
raising small herds of thoroughbred
stock on Smaller .ranches and irrigated
pastures. \ ^
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frapp 'Heltl’sr Njexv TRlfsman,
tfdisman, Ann^ Held believes in luck. Anew
or ‘‘lucky pjpee,” Is for her a
rich fund. She fids just added to her
collection another and is correspond¬
ingly happy, says a New Fork dispatch
to the Cincinnati Commercial.Tribune.
“To Anna Held from George H. Ketch
am” is the inscription engraved upon a
silver plated horseshoe presented to
the comedienne recently. The bit of
metal lias a history, having been worn
by Creseus. 2:04, when he won the
great stallion race at Boston. Sept. 27.
® r “ 8 Ba ” <la B! : Di " I,l “. c< ‘ 1 ‘
Are brass bands destined to become
things of the past? Experiments are
l.n-ing made to discover it aluminium
, may not tie used to tWu majuntacture of
high class wind Instruments, says a
London newspaper:: If this could be
ddne.Tt is thought.-lt would be very de
sirable on account of its Tight weight
and its freedom from verdigris
its, and as it is not easily affected by
changes of temperature the instm
ments would bo less likely to get out of
tune. ■ .
Help Nature ® @ ©
| Babies food, and rarely children medi need -1 f
proper ever f
cine. If they do not thrive
1 on their food something is I
* 1 ■
| ’Wrong. They need a little ■
| help machinery to get working tM? properly. digestive |
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COD OVER Alt.
wrm HYPOPHOSPHiTcSo^L/^ SODA
will generally correct this
di ® c “»y- i
H you will put from one-!
I I ^ 0Ur ^ 8 f° h if a tcaspoohful 1
in baby’s bo ils three or four r
| times a day you will s>on see I
\ a marked improvement. Fcr
I larger children, from half to .
| a teaspoony, according to
fage, dissolved in their milk,
11? you so desire, will very
; soon show its great norn-C.
in^ power. If the mothers
| milk does not nourish t>.
| baby, she needs the cm:;'
f ion. It will show art effc
j at both moth
| once upon ‘S
l. and child l ■
| SCOTT : j -joc. sad $ 1 . 00 , all druggists. Yotk
« & BOWNE, Chemifts, New
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Ar Charlottesville. ... 3.&7f« m
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No. 38 “Washington U -nCl Southwe
lted” *Solld Vestibule train 3
New Vork, carrying Pullman S:e
Birminjrliam’to New York. C ini tv Dir - e%
meals en route. Pullm .n Library O mt on
car'Atlanta to New Y -
No. SO carries Pullman Draw in room
ing car Birmingham to L'anviHc ■•OTta
to New York, and Dining- cai Churl! iO
Washington.
•Daily. tDaily Except Sunda’
F. M. S. GANNON. 3d V.p. & g.m. \ istia t -*.>a,D.a
Jv- ( TURK. IJT.P. Traf Mgr. Wa.-I m™. j) 2
A- (4. P. Wa st rtoti; .
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ENSCOTEH, SC a.g.p.a. * 0 j aPT earn,
Mysteriously Dmucpcaf. 1
The Atlanta police ar,’ •("Tiled by a
case which may mean aln si anything
—murder, kidnapping sum. i<’e « r voluo
tary hut inexplicable disappearance, tu
body can say what a
It concerns Jack Saihjvs, - who lives
near Atlanta Friday night Sailors
was sitting in his house.with his family
and some unknown person called at
the door and told Sailors that oue of
his horses was sick. He went out to
investigate, and directly returned and 1
told his wife that the jtni imtl was \vefy
sick. Ho then put on his hut and went
out again, and got on the horse and
rode off, a d has never been seen since.
The Monday matter by was the ^reported anxious to wife, the who po¬
lice
ca’nt explain tbe affair upon any theory
or jjiveauy suggest]oh.as to where her
husband has gone.