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About Pearson tribune. (Pearson, Ga.) 191?-1955 | View Entire Issue (Aug. 20, 1920)
City cutft County Rev. and Airs. \Y. C. Hahn are the proud parents of a fine baby boy. Dr. li. S. Malone returned from Hot Springs, Ark., about ten days ago. He has had very little to say of his trip. The new advertisements on the plate windows of Pearson Banking Company are very pretty —being useful as well as ornamental. It is stated that Dr. E. K. Averitt has become half interested in the business of Morris Drug Company, lie is held in high re gard in Pearson. Hon. and Mrs. Jeff Kirkland and son, Randolph, arrived at home Sunday morning from Henderson ville, N. C.. where they have been spending their summer vacation. There will be preaching service at the Antioch Baptist church on the fifth Sunday inst. by Elder Bugs, of Braxton. Everybody are invited to attend. Those having interest An tioch cemetery are notified that the annual cleaning up will occur next Wednesday, the 25th of Au gust. They are expected to help do the work. Man;. Pearson citizens, as has been their custom for years, went to Bethany 'Arabia) church, (’lineh •-minty,last Sunday, it.being thi‘ regular time for the yearly meeting. It is their native heath. Elder N. (I. Christopher filled his regular appointments at the l’enrson Baptist church last Sun day'. preaching morning and even ing. Mm. H. M. MeXe.d united with the church on confession of faith and liapt ism. Some of our tobacco growers have tried (lie Tilton market and found it satisfactory. That market will handle more of the Atkinson county grown tobacco, because of accessibility and satisfactory re turns. The District Woman’s Mission ary Union, Smyrna Association, •will hold a rally at tnc Pearson Baptist church, as guests of the local Union. August. 27. Luncheon w ill he served at thechnreh. All Hie Unions of the district, also the Douglas Union, are cordially in vited to (he rally. Mr. and Mrs. 1!. H. Dickerson gave a “Hook Parly" Monday even ing complimentary to their niece. Miss <'onnne Dickerson, of Ilorncr ville. w ho is a visitor at their home. Those present were Misses Estelle Parker, Etta White, Edna Meeks. Uoriune Dickerson and Doris Dick arson: Messrs. T. S. Winn, Ford Christopher. Lonnie Pearson and Ernest Parker: Mr. and Mrs. H. M. McXeal. WILLIAM CHESTER LANKFORD • V , < -‘ _ ! T :***■, 1,1 f ’ - « ANNOUNCEMENT Humbly thanking the people of the Eleventh Congressional Dis trict of Georgia for their many favors to me and pledging a new con tinuation of my very best efforts in their behalf L hereby announce my candidacy to succeed myself as Representative of said district in the tilth Congress, subject to the rules of the Democratic primary. Sincerely, \V. C. LANKFORD. Torpid liver Black-Draught “has no equal for headache, sour stomach, tor pid liver and feverish colds , declares Mrs. Annie Whitmore, of Gate City, Va. “It is easy to take and does not gripe, as a lot of medicines do,” she adds. “It is good to take in a hot tea for colds, or fan be taken in a dry powder. I can’t say enough for Black-Draught and the sick ness it has saved us.” i Thsdford’g a BLACK-HiIHT has been found a valuable liver medicine,in thousandsef homes, “i do not use any other liver medicine,” says Mrs. Mary O. Brown, of Eurqpa, Miss. “1; is splendid for sc :r sto; :ach, a bad taste in the mouth or torpid liver. 1 keep it a’,l the tine, use it with the children and feet it has saved us many dollars in doctor bills and many days ia bed.” Insist on jihe genuine—Thed fjjrd’s. SNAPPING} NIC- IT Walton Tribune Secs Clifford Walker Ready for Business In a statement pulsing patri otism, unanswerable .. a ■ - . un mistakable in diction and burning with the eloquence h»rn of a just cause, Hon. Clifford V.'; ,1.. r < Mon roe, leading carniidatod'r Oc <->r of Georgia, Saturday tl.-ow <-.,wn the gauge of battle to To-n Hardwick, the,erstwhile “little Kiri -r,” • has done so much to hi ing his state to shame.—Walton Tribune. Atkinson County Tax Sa&s Ueouuia—Atkin«< n <’ount.v. Will bo sold before* the ourfhouu* door In said eounty. at Pearson. between the kiral hours of sale, on the first intend ay in .So'ptein ber, the following oroi rty. lc\led on ami to be Nold as the property of Iteuson V ickrjs, t.p satisfy a tax fi. fa. issued by Moan < orblll. l ax Collector, for state and county laxo- «or the year 1919, viz., sixty Uio> urn s, more or less, in lot of land number three hundred and forty nine (3491, In the Fifth ‘u land district ot At kinson county, < la. K. 1). Leggett. Sheriff A. V. « <iKoitGlA —Atkinson County, Will be sold before* I lie courUiuuKc door in said county, at Pearson, between the local hours of sale, on the first Tuesday In Septem ber the following property levied on and to be sold hr the property of It. 11. Tanner, to -satisfy three tax 11. fas. Issued by Moan < ‘orbltt. Tax Collector, for his Mato and county taxes ior the year 1919. viz., lot of land number two hundred and fifty-four '2- r >4), containiur; four hundred and ninety -ibb acres, more oi less, 'in the Sixth (fi) land district of Atkinson •ounty, Georgia. F.. n. tjvfifTT, Sbr-ur r PEARSON TRIBUNE PEARSON, GEORGIA. AUGUST 20. 1920 DEMOCRACY DEMANDS DORSEY (lOVKIiNOI! HUGH M. DORSEY. Democratic Candidate for the U. S. Senate Subject to the Georg’a State Primary September 8, 1920. TI IE MA N Til E <>F FI ( E S( )UG 11T. Our people are divided into two political camps. The line between them is sharply drawn. <>n one side is the great host of true blue, tried and stalwart demo brats who fight WI TH our parly and not AGAINST it. < >n the other side are the extremists, radicals, insurgents, who carp, criticise, condemn. There is no middle ground in litis campaign—no place for straddlers, rim triers, political acrobats. Governor Horsey is the accepted candidate of an overwhelming ma jority of the sterling democrats who stand steadfast in the fait h of our fathers. They know he is a 100 per cent Democrat —trial his feet are [irmly planted on the platform of National Democracy. , He is in absolute harmony with our Party principles and policies and he is absolutely against Republican principles and policies. Gov. Horsey lias a notable constructive record. He has done move for the Public Schools, for Highways, for the pro lection of the people’s health than any other public official in years. He has used his influence and the authority of his office to the ut most limit. — To establish a great stale wide Highway system, To better the Public School system. To secure State aid for County High Schools, To reduce Illiteracy, To combat epidemics ofinffuenza, meningitis, diphtheria, and small pox; To wipe out malaria —a movement which has already saved unfold suffering and lives; To save ehidren from Blindness; To help Ike feeble-minded, , To care for Tubercular victims, To sav<> boys who Started wrong and to give them useful training. To give better protection to banks and depositors, To check swindling stock salesmen; , To enacl the Workmen’s Compensation measure, the greatest piece of progressive legislation ever enacted in Georgia in the interest of laboring men; To oppose wasteful spending of the people's money; To develop ami construe! inland waterways. We ask all Georgian to vote for Governor Dorsey for the Senate. Hugh 11. Gordon, ,lr., Glmirinan. DORSEY CAMPAIGN COMMITTEE. Headquarters, Kimball House, Atlanta. “Felt Like Eating ” Man and Wife, All Run-Down from Farm Work, Were Greatly Helped by Ziron. 44" j» er Y WIPE and I, after a hard |y g spring on the farm, were tired and run-down,” says Mr. E. B. Mulkey, of Route 1, Acworth, Ga. ‘‘We neither felt well. I knew my blood was bad, as 1 had little boils on the back of my neck. ‘‘We felt we needed a builder. We had heard of Ziron and thought it must be what we needed. It certainly was. W’e took It faithfully, and after a week or such a matter we began to feel better. My wife felt like cooking. TO THE PUBLIC! I beg to announce to the public that I have moved to the Sutton building, where I have larger quarters, and am better prepared to serve you in Cleaning, Dyeing, Mending and Pressing your clothes and mak ing them look as good as new clothes. 1 endeavor to give entire satisfaction to my customers. Yours to serve you promptly, 29-1 m. 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Tiis “NO-NAME” HAT Only Specialty in the House. ( any a complete line of DRY-GOODS, NOTIONS, CLOTHING, HATS and SHOES. COME IN Examine These Goods. You are respectfully invited to call and examine this stoek before making your purchases, Will be pleased to show it to you. When in the city make your headquarters at THE BOSTON STORE, CORBITT BLOCK, PEARSON, GEORGIA. MONEY TO LOAN On Farm Lands at a Low Rate of Interest. us before contracting DICKERSON & MINGLEDORFF, elsewhere. Pearson, Georgia. FOR SALE. One Little Four Buick car practically brand new. Price, $875 Cash. One Ford car, A No. 1 condition. Brand new Tires all round. Price, $375 Cash. See J. F. BROWNING.
