The leader-enterprise. (Fitzgerald, Ga.) 1912-1915, September 10, 1912, Image 2

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Newspaper Page TextProfessional Gards DR. B. S. CLAY, D. V. M. VETERINARY Physician and Surgeon. Headquarters at GRAY BROS. STABLES. PHONE NO. 8 Fitzgerald, Ga. WATER’S TRANSFER HOMER WATERS, Manager. Headquarters at WILLIAMS & MAUND’S STABLES Telephone your wants and they will receive prompt attention. Phone 191 CEO. McCALL Fresh Fish and Oysters Delivered Anywhere inthecity .. . « i PHone 269. 15 S, Sherman Street W. ELKINS. JOSEPH B. WALI ELKINS & WALL Atitoraeys at Law, Rooms 408-11 Garbutt-Donovan Building Will practice in all the Courts. W Johnnie Mae Broughton Teacher of Piano Synthetic : Method Pupil of Herr Louis Schwebel FRED & OTTO HARNISH, Boot and Shoe Makers 212 E. Pine Street Fine and Substantial Repaung Promptly Done. DR. LOUIS A. TURNER DENTIST e DR. J. H. POWELL Specialist Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat e 315 Century Building ATLANTA, GEORGIA DR. J. E. GOETHE Office Fourth Floor Garbutt-Donavan Bldg. Office Hours: ; 10t 12 A. M. 3toSP. M. Phone 266 Residence ‘469 Office Specialty: Diseases of Women and Children Establish A Bank Account By Buying Seed of me or where I buyit Wylie Moore R ¥ D No 1l Fitzgerald, (:a. Dr. J.W. Elliott Dr. F. E. Keele DRS. ELLIOTT &.KEEFER, OSTEOPATHS. Office Hours, 8:12 a.m. 2:05 p.m. PHONE§327 Offices—2ll-212 §B-Story Bldg. Fitzgerald, Ga. $lOO,OOO to Loan ON BEN EILL FARMS And on Fitzgeral! Cii v Property Loans Negotiate 1 'romptly Terms the Best; Interest the Lowest. Come and See Me. W. M. BRYAN Garbutt-Donovan Building Room No. 311, Fitzgerald Ga. Representing ELLIS & ELLIS, Tiften, Georgia News Boiled Down and Dished Up from Ash ton Graded dchool Our farmers received a much peeded shower Saturday. Mr. L. Robitzsch was in Am orose Friday transacting business. Miss Rachel Bishop spent Thurs day night with her aunt, Mrs. R. J. Bishop, - Preaching will be held at Mt. Olive Sunday. Friday morning the section fore man with several negroes ran a narrow escape of death, On ac count of a fog they were unable to see the morning passenger train approaching them until near at hand, They hastily abandoned the lever car. In jumping, one of the negroes feet became entangled on something and was sent sprawling on the track, but by supperhuman effort he pulled himself from the track, only receiving a few bruises and a broken leg. Rev. Jas. Bisliop spent the week end at Abbeville. Miss Pear Sapp is suffering with sore eyes this week. Many a summer girl will soon become an autumn bride, Our farmer girls and boys are quite busy now adays picking cot ton. Mr. and Mrs. H. H. Fountain are all smiles over the arrival of a handsome baby boy. Don’t forget the Pine Level Sunday School, ~ Mrs. Buford Tucker of Mobleys Pluff is visiting ber mother Mrs. ’Julia Jenes i the city this week, BROWN-DYKES. } The many riends of Mr. Willis Dykes and Miss Nancy Bro“'ni were very *much surprised when they learned of their marriagef Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Brown near Tifton. ‘ The bride is a beautiful woman and of fine qualities, while the groom is the son of a wealthy farmer, Mr. J. K, Dykes. The Ashtonites extend their heartiest congratulations. Did you ever ask yourself why you should skake hards with a person whom you know? lHere is the reason; in the old days, when every man who had any preten tions to being a gentleman carried a sword, it was the custom for men when they met, to show that they had no intentions of treach ery, to offer one another their weapon hands—that is the hand that would be used to draw the sword, and to withdraw the band was usually the signal for a tight. So fixed did this habit become that long after men ceased to wear swords they still offered the weap on hand toa friend and declined to offer it to an enemy. To this day when one refuses to shake hands with a person signities tha tyeu are at war. Among savages,who never carried swords, the practice ‘of shaking hands is unknown, and it atfords them amusement to see the white men do it. ! Leonne Deloraine. <~ B. B. G. M. # Y BEAR BRAND " ey ] Gonorrhoea Mixture N =iy For Unnatural Discharges X gt MEN and WOMEN Money refunded if it fails to cure in 3 to7days. Guaranteed not to stricture or stain. Prevents contagion. TREATMENT CONSISTS OF 1 bottle painless injection fluid. 1 package of medicine to be taken in ternally. 1 rubber tipged male syringe and 1 package absorbent cottan. Complete treatment $1; 3 treatments $2.75, at dealers or by express, prepaid. THE LEWIS BEAR DRUG COMPANY, luc., Montgomery, Ala, I ost—combination horse-shoe and four leaf cicver broach, horse shoe s t with pearls, and in center of cloveris smill diamond, Finder will be rewarded if broach is re turned to Mrs, C. B. Brown at Lee-Grant Hotel. 64-Ll. Wells Bored, dug or cleaned. Apply to Charlie Cook care of 67-Bt. I. Goldeuberg &Co THE LEADER-ENTERPRISE, TUESDAY SEPTEMBERIIO, 1912 Georgia Ben Hill County. ; In person appeared before me th 2 undersigned officer, authorized ! by law to administer oaths, W I. Panlk, who being duly sworn, de-‘ posed and says on oath, that he was a candidate for Representativs for Ben Hill County to the General Assembly of the State of Georgia in the primery election held in the county on Augnst 21st, 1912 and in the campaign for said office he incurred the following expenses for the following purposes to wit: } Printing advertisement and ann0uncement...........526 25 | Transportation Railroad fare team hire ete........... 57.50 3 Pasbhll i e L e AEOR | BROORBIIn WOtk - ... cii i e e BROI Tty 0o S A 0 R | Biloanos fea -0 o 0 o T e SRON Tolal 0 el AR Sworn and subscribed before me the 9th, day Sept, 1912, W. T. Paulk. Drew W, Paulk, NP Ex. Of. 4.0 e (reorgia. Ben Hill County. In person appeared before the undersigned officer, authorized by law to administer oaths, J. B. Wall, who being duly sworn, deposes and says on oath, that he was a candidate for the office of Solicitor General ¢f the Cordele Jud:cial Circuait in the primary election hela in said Circuit on August 21st. 1912 and that in the campaign for said office, he mncurred the following expenses for the following pur poses, to-wit: Assessments by County Executive Committies. ... ......5102.50 Announcement Cards and Newspaper Advertisements.... 158.90 Lists of Registered voters in the Circuit................ 20.50 Bistaae B b e JORER ot RV S e e e e Cl g e ey Traveling Expenses and hotel bi 115...... ............. 57.00 Wk i e e Deponent further saith that all of said expenses were paid out of his individual private funds. J. B. Wall. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the 9th day of Sept., 1912, W. H. Horne, Notary Public Ben Hill County. e e Georgia, Ben Hill County. In person appeared O. H, Elkins, who on oath says that he was a candidate, in the Primary Election held on August 21st 1912, for the position of State Senator from the 15th, Senatorial District, and that the following is an itemized statement of all campaign expenses incur red by him in said Primary Election, towit: Voromeee - 980 b Ner B C i e A LAD Y e D Piiniie Toetal Gaeds . ... . .. .00 aO, ve 500 e B Lelais . . o ey 12000 DIRE IS it B 0 Publication of Announcement._ .................. 10.00 WO POl ev, 200 Total $122.70. The purpose for which said money was used is set out in the above items. Deponent says that the aforesuid sums of money were ‘derived exclusively from his own private funds. : ‘ O. H. Elkins. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this the Tth, of September, 1912. W. H. Horn, Notary Puplic, Ben Hill Co., Ga. No Danger of Stomach Distress or Indigestion if You Take Digestit Eat what vou wantand ‘‘Digest it.” Two or three tablets after eating prevents that full uncom fortable feeling—llt digests all the food and makes your stomach feel tine. Brown’s Digestit is an aid to Digestion, quick certain relief for Indigestion, and a permanent remedy for stomach upsets. It is perfectly harmless, fine for chil dren as well as grown-ups. No use to suffer the tortures of Indi gestion, Sour Stomach, Gas, Belching or other up-sets—Digest ‘KEEP TAB’ on how often you send your shirts, collars, cuffs, ete., to this laundry, until they’re no longer wearable. That will convince you that we pro long the life of linen beyond most washers and ironers thereof. - Test our work—we can stand it. WHITE SWAN LAURDRY. " ® Gasoline Engines SEE A, el 302 SouthiGrant St, Fitzgerald., Ga. Agent for the best{Gasoline Engines. Expert on Gas Engimes— will give prompt attention to all calls in my line. it relieves quickly: almost immedi ately after taking a dose your stomach feels good as new. Di gestit has brought relief to thou sands—why not you? Try it on our guarantee. We are so confi dert it will help you we will give back your money if it fails. Get a package today and try it after eating. Just see how it helps your tired overworked stomach digest the food—no distress. For sale by Fraziers Drug Store, 0 ™ Last Crand Excursion JIA : G. S. & F. RAILWAY ‘ & £ Tuesday, September 17 Round trip rates from Cordele will be as follows JACKSONVILLE $3.00 ST. AUGUSTINE $3.50 PALATKA - $3.50 TAMPA, FLA. $5.00 Special Excursion Trains will leave Cordele, Sept. g at 1:04 p. m. and 2:05 p. m. arriving Jacksonville, 8:25 and 8:45 and Palatka 10:40 p. m. Tuesday night and arriving Tampa, 7:00 a. m. Wednesday Sept 18. Regu lar train service will be used from Jacksonville to St. Augustine via F. E. C. Ry., Wednesday, Eept. 18th 9:30 a. m. arriving St. Augustine 10:45 a. m. Tickets will be good returning on any regular train leaving Jacksonville, St. Augustine or Tampa up to and includ ing Sept. 22, 1912. Tickets to .Tampa will be routed via Atlantic Coast Line to Jacksonville. This will be the last and best excursion to Florida this season, Everybody is Invited-You can’c afford to miss it For further information call on R. L. Luffman, Ticket Agent, Cordele Ga., or address J. W. JAMISON, T. P. A. C. B. RHODES, G. P. A. MACON, GA. v eee e ',, ~ e ee— et .e——| —— . . St "~ Svy e = TS TDA s - ;;_3-'{:..—' e e __—"‘_——-'——-__——" = 7 EAR 5 B ; LEY, K 3 o N . '%:%m!" A 3 AR BRAND\ s/ {ﬁ] ot £0 M O DIV s tamelrf A W PAINLESS EYE WATER ‘\-@;."1 ’‘, . _ ﬁm ) Voo l¥@F AND SALVE |l | EVE warer | (/48800 g i i i . ~ B For All Diseased Cenditicrs cf the ";os l ‘ @M‘{ ot .[' No matter how xpild or recent or how zggravated, lil ; E S prolonged and distressing your casc of sore eyes | _— |‘ ¥ may be, or what remedies you have tried without g \=i success, we recommend to YOU the immediate 1 ¢ | BERA use of Bear Brand Eye Water and Salve. , They | i P 2 EERd are curative almost beyond belief. Il’ :;g 3 Soothing, Healing, Pleasant, Easy to Apply, - i I%NLESS égj Harmless Even to the Youngest Babe. 'll “g&%{ e If you have Weak, Watery, sore and inflamed ]‘l ‘ : VE || R .Eyes, Granulated Lids, Eye Ulcers or Tumors, ' f funi724 kY Dropsy of the Eyes, Dimness of Vision, Wild, . ‘ : ?:lmda‘,“'-" g 8 Hairs, Cataracts, or even temporary BLINDNESS | ’ ' 'mu.'f;ﬂ::" ¥4 resulting from either of these, Bear Brand Eye | ll Pece s " euse ‘;(%j‘;., Water and Salve will give you Instant Relief, and § : LJcens |PMERE vour dealer is authorized to refund your money { ; ma&‘,'-m“ kg if you are not cured or satisfactorily benefited. 'l |oy a 2 e Price, including Ey> Water, Salve and Al A ":'.':'l?‘:'t!b -fjl’,,' 25@ I‘t‘ile;’vll)gg l%ul%gPilzette?o?l'ir:p;?n::rn‘ zsc ;;l ) f "}M;q POO pe ~,‘:gv;_jf';} the Eye Water, 25 cents, # e j év.:::.“.-:rmﬁu ,gza At best stores, or by return mail upon receipt of price ] ! ¢ S Asy 3 :‘ """!F.E:: ;1(3"1,'{ ey T TR YEHE I L ALY i TS RS u s ITHE LE WIS BEAR DRUG €9 ReS e TR -’;‘f:!fOrJT'GOERY PN I R | Absolutely FREE © ° & ._ y We are going to give you ° this useful, pure il AluminumSaucePan 7 v, B : & U RFOIES o with any purchase of the (¢ | MBS . B Original “1892” Pure Spun Yo ) Aluminum Ware amounting toBsc. (il =" . . There are positively mo strings to this Gl == 5 offer. This valuable sauce pan that sells &L .0 everywhere for 35c, will be presented ta you whenever you have made your 85c purchase. ; We are satisfied that if you use these utensils, you will say, like thousands of other housewives, that they are bezter and cost less in the long run. Did you know that “1892” Pure Spun Aluminum Ware won’t chip off, scorch or burn, and that it lasts many times longer than other materials ? It is guaranteed to you for 15 years. Well, these things are true and we want you to know it. 3 If you haven’t used “1892"’ Pure Spun Aluminum Ware, just tear out this advertisement and show it to the clerk after you have selected your other articles. He will give you this attractive aluminum sauce pan and a valuable book of cooking recipes, Sign Your Name Here ! with no extra charge. : Ftzgerald Mer. Co. Scuth Grant Strezt BESURE TO BRING IN THIS COUPON 8 E. WALL C. A. FRETWELL Wall-Fretwell Realty Company Real Estate, Renting, Loans, Fire Insurance Coliectione, We make returns and pay taxes far nor-residents Second Fleor, Empire Annex Fitzgarald, Georgia We have an inquiry for a small farm to cost abeut 815% also am inquiry for a Five Acre Tract near the city. e have inquiries daily for renting property. FOR RENT We have two large recoms, furnished or un furnished, hot and cold bath and in desirable logation,’for light house keeping.