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The American State Bank
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Invites Your Attention to
T T T AR RAR e S SO S ST WA TS SR A
the Following Figures : ::
DEPOSITS:
iV Wil Nl N O WSS
JUNE i e . ... BiodlD.la
MAY2STI 1912 . . . $58.48D.68
GAIN IN 10 DAYS . . $14,725.53
20 per cent increase in deposits in the “good old summer time”
et ee eR e L e
THE ABOVE FIGURES ARE ADVERTISEMENT ENOUGH IN
THEMSELVES FOR THE PUBLIC TO REALIZE THAT WE'RL
DOING THINGS AT “THE BANK AROUND THE CORNER.”
You are cordially invited to do business with this
bank, and we will appreciate your business, too.
All business entrusted to us has our best attention.
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BANK . FITZGERALD, GA
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“The Danking Home of the Farmer”
Relieve Indigestion
Almost Instantly.
A httle tablet called ‘‘Digestit”
has brought instant relief to thou
sands—their own statements are
proof. Two or three tablets after
meals or when suffering stops fer
mentation, prevents distress, re
lieves indigestion and almost ii
stantly cures dyspepsia. DBrown’
Digestit is sold with the ¢ iinct
understanding that your mone
will be refunded if voo waouit
—soc. [ixie Pharmacy.
Keep your eyes on the ads and
learn where to find your wants.
The painLEss way to have your
teeth extracted is Try the usE of
NITROUS OXIDE GAs, administered by
Drs. Holtzendorf & Turner, who are
especially QUALIFIED FOR THIS WORK.
41-8 t
We sell and recommend the De-
DEVOISE Brassiere. 43-2 t
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HOUSE FLY (0228 Powell’s
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iz consldered the great- ,?) ¥ ity G AP Sanal FEN@LE
est menace to the hn- -—‘ b, -‘y-.“(é gST Y
ma‘? race. A spreader Wosrroae G @RS qßly’ Insist upon’ having the
of disease. s 3"?* g" original sealed can.
liverally used with a Fenole Sprayer will destroy and drive from
Gonr home any and all kinds of Insects or Vermin, such as Flies,
osquitoes, Ants, Fleas, Roaches, Bedbugs, etc., without harnm to
the user or the house furniture. Also a sure shot for ticks and
fies on ocattle. One thorough application will remove thechkl from
sattle without leaving sores. Wlil also destroy Fleas on while
you look. Spray very lightly, holding the spraycer abougafltuen
fnches from the animal.
Ask yvour dealer for Fenole and do not accept a cheap substitute.
Quart 75c, half gallon $1.35, gallon $2.50. A 80¢ Sprayer free with
firgt gallon order.
Insects killed by FENOLE will not poison household pets or
chickens.
. Manufactured only by
FENOLEF CHEMICAL COMPANY
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Dodd Supply Co.
FITZGEARALD, GA.
June Specials
For Cash—Cotton Seed Hulls,
50cts, Cotton Seed Meal $1.50
Bran & Shorts $1.50. Mixed feed
$1.90. Kree delivery, Phone 354 or
283.
Dodd Supply Company,
44 2t.
FOR SALE—One gasoline range,
set of haviland china, diniug room
table and chairs, squares and rugs.
Practically new and will sell at
about half cost, Other articles for
sale also. 408 Souath Grant or
phone 275, Mrs. E. M. Stoddard,
44 3¢,
The vse of nitrpus oxide cas for
tooth extraction renders the dreaded
operation entirely pamLnss. 41-8 t
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EXPECTORANT E
l'l‘he Great Cough Cure;
For CGhildren and A “ults. {
THFE LEADER-ENTERPRISE. ¥ : y
For Congressman
To the Democratic Voters of the
3rd Congressional District:
I hereby formally announce my
candidacv for the office of con
gressman from said district to the
Democratic primary to be held
next summer. Owing to my fa
miliarity with conditions in Wash
ington (being the ofticial clerk to
the speaker of the House) I believe
if the peopla wil: honor me with
the great office, that I will certain
ly striv : to faithfully and intelli
gently represent all the people of
the district, Their interest and
welfare shall regalate, control and
influence my every note and act
and at all times I will be true to
the masses of our people. Before
the primary I will announce a for
mal platform of principles, address
the voters on the public questions
of the day, presenting my views
E fullv to them and endeavor to see
'as many of ther in person as pos
sible. If you can give me your
'support and influence 1 shall al
ways be most profound!v grateful.
| Verv respecifully,
Charles R, Crisp.
June Specials
: For Cash—Cotton Seed Hulls
%:)O cts. Cotton Seed Meal $1,50.
{ Bran & Shortssl.so, Mixed feed
!Sl.flO. Kree delivery, Phone 354
| or 283.
' Dodd Supply Company.
l 44.9¢, :
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y2eq Kills the Pzin; Sures the Corn
2%1 No matter how painful the corn
gt{ Bear Brand Corn Paint
fi ! will relieve the pzin in one hour,
K 37 §5% and in four nights you lift out the
:’; § corn easily and painlessly with your
B Bl fingers. No cutting, bandaging,
£8 BN changing shoes or keeping off your
& B feet. Absolutely guarrnteed to
; satisfy or money refunded.
g 4 & s FPrice, including
s ) glass rod for apply
. ing, 25¢ at all stores
or promptly by mail upon receipt of price.
THE LEWIS BEAR DRUG CO., Inc , Montgomery, Als,
i oMo ¥
Qualified For
. Pill Rollers.
One White Lady and Two
Negro Girls Licensed to
Practice.
Twenty-four of the thirty-eight
applicants for license to compound
drugs in Georgia passed the re
quired examination which was
held Monday at the De Soto Hotel,
with announcement being made
yesterday of the successfull candi
dates.
J. B. Woodcock of Register,
Ga , made the best percentage in
examination and was given license
as pharmacist; Sophie C. Garner,
colored, of Macon, and B, A.
North of Ashburn,received
licenses as apothecaries, and the
following received licenses as
druggists:
N. S. Arthur, Athens, Ga.; W,
A. Blasingame, Moultrie; J. B.
Carter, Nichols; Thomas Clark, jr.,
Jacksonville; J. C. Crumbley,
Blitch Ga.; Jack Davis, LaGrange:
J. I. Giggins, Americus; P.-H.
Green, Milledgevilie; L, E. Good
win, Plaines; W. C. Harper, An
derson, S, C.: W. W. Ilolt, Sav
annah; G. M. Parkerson, Eastman:
W. T. Perry, Manchester, Ga.;
C. F. Rowell, Macon; R, H. Sapp,
Douglas; Litta L. Stillson, colored,
Atlanta; A, M. Swift, Metcalf; S.
L. Thompson, colored Albany; J,
W. lkaller, Macon; R, H, Wever,
Mays, Fla.; Emma L. Webb,
Sumter, Ga.
Committee Appointment
Knights of Pythias.
Grand Chancellor Austin of At
lanta, head of the Xbnights of
Pythias of Georgia, has announc
ed the following committee ap
pointments through Mr. W, H.
Leopold, grand keeper of records
and seas:
Judiciary: Thos. S. Mell, chair
man, Athens; H. L. Parrish, No.
178, Adel: Graham Forrester, No,
125, Talbotton,
Finance: Jesse-M. Wood, chair
man No. 68, Atlanta; W, H. Mit
che:l, No. 146, Barnesville; L.
Ludwig, No. 45, Brunswick.
Credentials and Reports: Lee F
Terrel, chairman, No. 123, At'an
ta; C. F. Williamsj No. 83, Moul
trie; W. Akerman, No. 42, Car
tersville.
State of the Order—W. M.
Hobby, Sylvania; D. A. Smiley,
Claxton; C. Z. Saunders, Edison.
J. C. Hale, Bainbridge; R. E.
Bailey, Ellaville; B. C, McMichael,
Cordele; J. A. Bryan, Talbotton;
T. Hicks Fort. Columbus; B. H.
Spurlock Lithonia; Russe!l K.
Smith, Atlanta; Harry C. Robert.
Macon: K. M. Smith, McDonough;
(). G, Bpencer;. Dalton: J. . U
Milam, dJr., Cartersville; J. T.
Sisk, Eiberton: J. F. Hart, Ella
ville; H. B. Smith, Dahlonega; W.
B. Rice, Commerce; E. B. Mec-
Lendon, Augusta: J. L. Crawley,
Waycross; R. H. Frohock, Tate;
Jas. L. Overstreet, Summit; C.
M. Methvin, Eastman.
Warrants and Charters: J. Ed.
Meaders, chasrman, Swainsboro:
E. K. Miller, No. 21, West Poini:
M. A. Greene No. 251, Tallapoosa.
Mileage and Per Diem: Albert
R. Arnau, chairman, No. 81, Dub
lin; A. H. Thurmond, No. 86.
Fitzgerald; S. P. Cronheim, No.
123, Atlanta.
Citation.
GreorciaA—BeN HiLr County.
To All Whom It May Concern:
Chas, Hitch having in proper
form applied to me for Permanent
Letters of Administration on the
estate of Dora Hitch, late of said
County, this is to cite all and
singular the creditors and next of
kin of Dora Hitch to be and ap
pear at my office within the time
allowed by law, and show cause,
if any they can, why permanent
administration should not be grant
ed to Chas. Hitch on Dora Hitch’s
estate.
Witness my hand and official
signature, this 3rd day of June,
1912,
C. M, Wise, Ordinary,
PUTS 36,500 AWAY
1810 0C OTRNE
alloUr olunt
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Neighbors Demolishing ‘Gld Man’
McMullan’s Shack Discover
Gold and Silver Cache.
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FORGETS A FORTUNE
Money Hidden for Years While Vil
lage Merchant and Postmaster Lives
Simple Life With Pipe, Plug and
Pup—Assists Banks in Panic.
Willow Island, Neb.—lf a man has
a pipe, a plug of tobacco and a dog
for companions, what’'s the use to
worry about money? That’s the philos
ophy of “Old Man” McMullan, Neil
McMullan, “80 years old and going on
100,” general storekeeper, telephone
exchange manager and postmaster of
Willow Island.
McMullan smoked and chewed and
clean forgot that he had stowed away
in the past forty years $6,500 in the
walls of his old store building. Every
day or so he was selling a garden hoe
for 45 cents, a suit of clothes for $7.50
or a few yards of calico, he being the
only storekeeper; he was drawing his
pay as postmaster and telephone man
ager; he was making plenty of money
to keep himself and his dog, for he is
a bachelor and lived in a room at the
rear of his store. Why, then, should
he worry his brains by remembering
money that he had forgotten years
and years ago?
Recently McMullan built a new
store. His old one, which has stood
for 40 years, became so weatlher-wern
than the rain damaged his stock and
caused the postage stamps to stick
together. The other day he removed
all his goods and the United States
postoffice and the telephone exchange
to the new building. Neighbors help
ed him to demolish the old store. It
was a reversal of the rural house
raising process. The neighbors chew
ed plug from McMullan’s fobacco
stock and worked diligently. They all
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liked “Old Man” McMullan ard work
ed for love.
“Jimminy Chris'mas!” cried one of
tlie men, “how’d this here big tin can
git in there betwixt the studdin’ and
the weather boardin’, I'd like to know.
Guess I'll throw it at the dog.”
But the tin can was found to be tos
hefty to toss aside. The finder lifted
it with both hands. Jomethin: metal
lic rattled inside. Ciher Iwica gadiered
about., The firs! .30 yanked i the
cover of the cag; Al fce: a peek
within. '
“Dog my cats!” yelled the discover
er, “if it hain't free silver! Look-ee
there, boys!”
The heftiness of the can was caused
by its contents—several hundred dol
lars in silver. None of the coins hore
date later than a score of years ago.
The can and ccntents were turned
over to McMullan, who said:
“By jings!” he said, “I'd cleaun for
got about that can o’ coin.”
The neighbors returned to their
work and half an hour later anocther
man found a receptacle between the
planking that contained $l,OOO in gold.
The willing neighbors, now thor
oughly aroused by the discovery of g
gold and silver mine right here in
town, all above ground and the metal
properly minted, returned to their
work. The shingles and the weather
boarding and the floors planking flew
apart. That day they panned out
$4,500.
Next day the villagers returned to
their treasure seeking. They had lost
interest in demolishing the building
per see. Willow Island had become a
bonanza. That day they mined $2,000
more from the odd corners and cran
nies of the old store, which by that
time had become a total wreck. Mec-
Mullan was not at all excited by his
recovery of the $6,500 and says he
had forgotten all about the money,
which he stuck away long ago.
It is recalled that during the panie
of 1907 McMullan helped several of
the county banks by lending them
money to tide them over.
Pleasant Tasting
Liguid Medicine
Acts as Quickly as Calomel,
Takes the Place of Calo
mel, and is Absolutely
Harmless
Dodson’s Liver Tone is the
name of the new vegetable tonic
which J. Hawkins Gooaman drug
store recommends as a perfect
substitute for colomel. Without
causing any restriction of habii or
diet, Dodson’s Liver Tone starts
the liver to working and cures
constipation, biliousness, etc.,
without any harmful after-effects.
The fact that calomel is mercury
has kept many people who are
afraid of mercurial poisoning from
using it. Calomel is a good thing
to let alone. All persons can use
Dodson’s Liver Tone, whether
they have been in the habit of
taking calomel or not, for it is en
tirely vegetable and cannot do
harm, J. Hawkizs Goodman drug
store will give the money back to
any dissatisfied purchase. Price
fitty cents.
First M, E. Church
Services next Sunday as follows:
Sabbath School at 9:30 a. m.
Morning preaching at 10:45,
Sermon—**Christian Education.”
Ay 230 p. m the 5,0 0O |
will hold their annual memorial
service at the church. Sermon by
the pastor, A special invitation
to the public,
At 6:45 the Epworth League.
At 7:45 the Children’s Day special
program, consisting of music by
the orchestra, choir and school;
recitations and an effective gradua
tion drill. The general public,
especially children cordially In
vited.
I, J. Hammond, Fastor.
. eml
and
Large
Farms
for
Sale.
Cash
. or
Part
Payment.
If
You
tiove
Anything
to
Sell,
See Us,
We
Find
You
a Buyer.
SEANOR
and
GELDERS
117 E. Pine St.