About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 14, 1907)
INSURANCE AND REAL ESTATE. Do 8 h man or woman hitv? to die to p-t his oilier Insurance? Not always, because we write Insurance that can be collated before or after «hath. Ac cident or !h alih Insurance pays If ydtl ar? hint or sick. Of course, yo 1 are far batter o.f lr yju biv? ins prjt*o- tlon without drawing on - c nt frmi eftfur, but s’.vauld you wet liu: t or sick you have prot# ctio’i. Felton' B. Knlgh.s \g a y ct ries all Ha s of inunan *«— L’f •, Ac.'idmt, Health, Kir . Plate Class, etc We make Bonds. W? buy and s i 1 Rei Eilat? and cirr.v on a r nt ng ag?ncy. Call and s?? \V» hiv? same Choice Iniptxyved «n I unimproved city R-a! Ks.ut cheap; also, f inning lend FELTON B KXHHT. Mr. W. N. W * ul. It > t is h *i\ Hammer blows, steadily ap plied, break the hardest rock. Coughing, day after day, jars and tears the throat and lungs until the healthy tissues give way. Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral stops the coughing, and heals the torn membranes. The best kind of a testimonial — “Sold for over sixty year*.’* Mad* by J. O. Ajar Oo.. Lowell. Mi [ Also maoufaoturara of . t SARSAPARILLA. yersr* HAIR VIGOR. 11 W* publish Biliousness, constipation retard re covery. Cure these with Ayer's Pills. DEPOSIT YOUR MONEY with THIS BANK and we will loan to you when you need to borrow. The intluence of tlie Bank is at the command of its DEPOSI TORS in all matters ol business. In times when money is scarce and hurd to iset, our loans are limited absolutely to our deposi tors. E. C. Benton. Cashier. A. E. Yoijno, Vice I’res. SAI K OP 1. ANILS- I Gi*orgia, Polk County. By virtue of a power of attorney executed by W. A. Catnp on the 9th } day of April. 1904. authorizing and » mpowering the und >nlgn d to adv?r- tiwe und sell the linds hereinafter | desert bed for th? purpose* mentioned, vlll be sold for cash on the first Tues day in March, 1907, within the legal hours of sale. before the Court House door in Cedartown, wild county, a tract of land known an and comprised of lots of land Nos. 16 and 16 in the 1st district and 4th section, and Nos. 323. 324. 325, 326. 327, 394, 395, 396, 397, 398. .399. 466, 466, 467, 168. 470. 471. 472. 636. 637. 538, 539. 642. 543 . 544 . 545. 547, 548. 605. 606, 608, 610, and 685, in the 2d district and 4th section of Polk eunity, Ga., each lot containing 40 acres more or less, und containing in th? aggregate 1440 acres, more or less. The title to said lands is in the Marietta Trust & Banking Co., having been deeded to said hank by Hoke Smith. The proceeds of ih- sile, when made, are to be applied as pro vided in an agreem nt between said Marietta Trust & Banking Co. and said W. A. Camp, to-wit: — 1st. To the payment «»f ih* ail Using fees und expenses lucid nt to bringing said lands to sal?. 2d. To the payment « f the 4 prom issory notes made by th* sai I W. A. ('amp to the said Hoke Smith for the balance of purchase money of said lands and by said Hoks Smith trans ferred to the said Marietta Trust Banking Co., being for the sum of $1,000.00 each, with Interest th*r<on from Dec. 20. 1902, at the rate 8 per cent par annum.and all costs thereon. 3d. That the balance thereof he ap plied as a credit on th? judgment ob tained by the said Marietta Trust Ai. Banking Co. against the said W A. Camp in the Superior Court of De- Kalb County at the fall term, 1904 thereof. The power of attorney from the said \V. A. Camp to the undersigned is of record in the office of the Clerk of the Superior Court of Polk county. Deed will he executed to the purchaser conveying said lands in fee simple. JAS. T. ANDERSON, Vice-President Marietta Trust & Bank ing Company. This .Innuary 28th,' 1907. WILL ELECT QUEEN FOR THE COMING FIREMEN'S TOURNAMENT. Other Preparations in Progress for This Big Event. Cedartown Is going to glv? i m miens of th? North Georgia and Alabama Flrem if a Association :* g;»od tlm? when they hjld their an nual to.unatmni hire in May. While U is pioballe that R ime’s exampl • of last y. jr w ill he followed in elim inating the banquet and hall which Cadaitowiv Inaugurated s*ver.»l v.-ars ag;>, no efforts will he spared to s t that tli * vis to;a ur» hospitably "vi- m *<1 and cared for while here, liana are already b*lng gotten under way for raising th? luciBaary funds for the eniarlalmnent of our flre-flght- ing gu ath. and a good time Is prom ised all who com?. The Kir? Dapirtm nt held a meeting Monday evening, and a?ttl d one im- IpjituH matter, th* 8BLBCT10N OK A Qi’KKN It was decided to prepare tour ballot boxes, ono to be placed In each of th* fallowing stores—Russell Drug Co., Elliott's Rook rftore, Jnx B. I^a. y Ai Co. and Davis Bros. T-*n cents a vote will be charged for th? prlvlhge of balloting for choice of Qu eu of the Tournament, and it Is likely that there will he a spirited conti st among the friends of C - dartown's many charming und popular young 1 idles for this coveted honor. A nunibfr of nim*s have air ad) bean KOggChted. and th * balloting promises to he lively from th? start. A com mittee consisting of Messrs. E. B. Russell. S. P. Holloway and J. R Barber lias been appointed io open the ballot boxes ev ry two weeks mid publish th? result, th? final count to take place on April 1st. DECOR ATION8. All ow neis of vehicles are, asked to decorate them for the tournament, and it is probable that u prlz? will be of fered for the b?st decorated vehicle In the parade it is ulso urged that buslu Q 8s houses and residences be decorated for the oi'caaion. The following committer*) have b*«n appoint* <1. Chief M. D. Russell be ing. of course, ex-officio a m >mher of all:— To select track for tourn-ani“iit - C. C. Bunn, Jr., J. H. Phllpot and R. V. Wood. On Rules—C. C. Bunn and .1. II. Phllpot. confer with Daughter^ of the Confederacy us to dinners and enter tainments—C. A. Colins, M. J. Wil liams and Felix Bowman. ;\ lived ing of the entire Eire D?pait- ment Is called for next Monday at 8 p. in., and every number should be pr ’sent. And now let nil our people fail 10 line with t:he firemen and help to make tbs tournament n big suc cess. The event will occur about the middl of M iv -and that is not so ry far off now. Cedartown must 11 will d> the propei thing? STOCKHOLDERS MEET. PROVIDE BOND ISSUE FOR POLK COUNTY FAIR. All Matters Being Settled with the Creditors - Preparations lor the 1907 Fair. Pursuant t.> the call, a mooting of Hi* Ouni.v Knit* stock hold th w.ib held Saturday at the C.mtt House, Dr. L. 8 L»db tier being call d to then.iair. Dr. Wm Bradford made a report from the Bond of Directors, suggest ing an is ue of bunds by th • stack- hold rs t i hay the debts of th? As- s )cbth>n, and to provld? for tli * 1907 Fair. The matter was dlscusre.l by tile stjckhjuldpiB, and an Iss.u* of! ir.tKtO of bond* unin nuuslv author ized, giving th? directors full power t j act In th? nutter. On Tu -day moiling the til re atom ni t at tlu* CRy Hall, und K. C. Ben ton, E. 8. Ault and W. W. Miuuiy wer - can tituted u apaclal committee to cmfor wlthi the creditors und affect U sitlsf.ic.oty s?t 11 incut between thei and the Assjjlatl n. Evarythlng now | points to an early adjust incut of all financial difficult li s. and the work on a big Fair in October begun In earnevt. The stockholders were unin imous and harmonious in ill lr actlms all wishing to do the best for till con cerned. The Standard hopes to he ahl? to announce authoritatively next w?:‘k a plan of agie *mvnt among the In- tar sled parties, so that u successful county Fji'r may be pulled off the Fechtieimer-Fishel Go's, and Michael Sterns Co’s. Clothes at Great Reductions. Do you realize the importance of this chance to buy these garments at One-Fourth to One-Third Off Regular Rrices. There is no question aslto the high quality of these garm ents. They have no superior in Style, Fabric, Fit and Work manship-Suits in single-and double-breasted styles to fit large, medium, stout or slim men. Youth’s Suits, single** and double-breasted. Overcoats and Cravenettes in heavy weights. Suits and Overcoats at $18.75 “ “ “ “ 16.50 $25.00 22.50 20.00 18.00 15.00 10.00 14.50 13.50 11.50 7.50 first k in October. R\>VKMA R'J jV/Cti,Y ivas In Cedar- and Mils ? from Mar- visit NOTICK TO VKTKRANS. Mrs. G. 8. Borders, president of the Ced&rtown Daughters of Confederacy, requests us to urge upon all Confed erate veteran! of th? county to file their applications for Crosses of Hon or, properly filled out. not later thiiti March 31st. as the Dj.ughter.4 dtrr? to bestow crosses on all who hive not received them at the M inoriil i)iy exercises on April 26th. All vet.r- ans should attend to this at once, so that crones miy be procured tlm?. Berkshire Boar. I have a thoroughbred Bsrkdr! boar for sale. He is a fine on**, ten months old. .f. A. PEEK. Notice ol First Meeting ol Creditors. in the District Court of the United States for the Northern District of Georgia. In Bankruptcy. In the matter of J. L. Jones, Bank ruptcy. lu Bankruptcy No. 217. To tli? creditoia of J. L. Jones, of Rock mart, in th • county of Polk and district aforesaid, a bankrupt. Notice is hereby glv *n that on the 7th da5’ of February, A. D., 1907, the said J. L. Jones was duly adjudi cated bankrupt; and that the fir?t meeting of his creditors will be held at the Ki«ie*’.H office in the city of Rome on the 21ft day of February, A. D.. 1907, at 10 o'clock a. in , at which time Lb* said < ;editors may at tend, prove th ir claims, apiioint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and transact such other business as may properly come bafore said pie?ting. Rome, Go., Feb. 11th. 1907. W. S. ROWELL. Referee in Bankruptcy. Passenger Agent J. H. Latimer, of the N. C. & St. L. Ry.. wa< howdy- ing b?re yesterday. Use alittle KODOL after your meals and it will be found to afford a very prompt and efficient relief. KODOL nearly approximates digestive juices. It digests what you eat. It is sold on a guaranteed relief plan. Sold by E. Bradford.' Miss Graca Ferguson entertained Friday evening In a most chinning manner. In honor of 'her gues;, Miss Carrie Wofford, of Nelson. The lions* was prettily derailed with jonquils. Th? entire evening was one of much enjoyment, but tho most tunuslpg foR- ure was the "hat trimming” contest, when th? young mm displayed their talent; as milliners—the young] ladles wearing th? hats the remainder of the evening. The first prize, for the most artistic hjt, was presented to Mr. Nat Bulloeh.the consolation falling to Hon. Felton Mundy. Diinty refreshments were served by Miss Ferguson.assisted by Miss Lula McRae. Mr. Thos. Sarrells town Thursday. Mrs. Dora Cochran gaietj McB?e are hoi In Middle Gaorgia. The Minefield Brick C mipany, liwoi |K)i*uU*d( uml'.-r the laws of West Virginia, composed of Mansfield 14. Brown. Robt. H. Brawn, J. tK. Brow-u, J. E. Hanna, and others, bos recently bet-n organized her? wltili ii capital stock of $45,000. The plaint is lo cated Immediately in rear of the Bap tist church, and Is reached by a track from tli* Seaboard Air Line. It will use the slat- shale deposits for th* i in mi fir turc of rough and pressed brick and poxslbly ornamantof tilings. This plant will employ aliout sixty- five hands, und will prove one of Rockinait'd most thriving Industries The Rookmurt Host: ry Mills are getting ready to start up in ffull force, and hope to be able to turn out the capacity of the plant—250 dozens of m -n’s hos» dally. This factory will use the fine yarns of the < 'edittown Cotton & Export Co., uni will turn out a most desirable and silible product. Col. L. J. SpinUa has opened Ills law office in rooms over the post- offlc*. Mr. A. W. Forrer, of Aragon, bus purchased the J. T. Gibson place on .M iln st riel, and w ill soon move his family here. Rockmirl welcomes th .e eslianable people to our city. R?v. J. D. Mi I ion was in Atlanta last week. Mr. .1. .M. Link ford, on? of th * best citiZfDs of this s et ion, died last Friday. Funsral services were con ducted Saturday at th* Methodist church by *U v. G. F. Venable, and th • Lnterm nt was in charge ol flip Maonic fraternity. Mr. Lankford was born Aug. 3d. 1840. and had been u MeLhodlet and a Mason for forty years. He leaves a wife and six children and a host of friends to m >urn his losi. Rev. W. H. Mordy, if Talljpo sa. w1s the guest list week of his aunt. Mrs. H. C. Allgood. Mr. N. W. MrBryde lias moved hi store t*, th-e old Bulloch stand. Hon I'Vlton Mundy has purebased a lot on Brooklyn Heights from Mr. L Kimball, and will build th re n WigliimrH Got Fooled. I was literally coughing myself to death, and hud become too weak to leave my bed; andnelghbors predicted that I would never leave* it alive; but they got fooled,for thanks be to God. I was induced to try Dr. King's New Discover)-. It took just four one dol lar bottles to completely cure the cough and restore me to good sound health,” writes Mrs. Eva Uncapher. of Groveit>wn, Stark Co.. Ind. This King of cough and cold cures, and healer of throat and lungs, is guarun- teod by E. Bradford, druggist. 60c. and 61. Trial bottle free. Remarkably Reduced Prices on Boys’ and Children’s Suits and Overcoats. $6.00 Suits and Overcoats now $4.50 5.00 4.00 3.00 2.50 3.85 3.00 2.25 1.90 W K. HOLMES, THE LEADING CLOTHIER ADD FURNISHES. ROCKMART NATIONAL BANK. New Finanoial Institution Capitalized at $30,000, with Good Set of Officers and Directors. Rockmw.it is to have a new bank ing Institution — the First National Hank of Rockmart being the name of the mew financial noncenn. It will have a capital slock of $30,- 000 fully paid in. with forty-alght stockholders, and an excellent set of officers and directors. Thes? officials and stock holders are composed of some of Rockraart's best and most prominent l/uainees men and of many leading and most prosperous farmers of the surrounding territory. OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS. The following excellent citizens com pose the list of offic is and direc tors : — President—H. Allgood. Vice President—R. R. B*as|-y. 2d Vice Pres.—Jos. A. Thompson. Cashier-— Buell Stank. Asst. Cashier—*W. B. Kv reit. Directors:—R. W. Ev-ictt, Ohm, II. M. McRae. YV. Ferguson, S. O. Jones. L. Y. Allgood, J. V. Davltt«; M. P. liSdse, Jm. Long, T. J. .Ionkirns, A. H. Oraefer. II. C. Allgood, R. R. Beasley. J. A. Thompson. Buell Stark and W. B. Everett. The firm of Mundy & Mundy, of C»diarlown und Rockmatt, has be n retiln *d as coun sel for the bank. The McBryde butld'ng n xt. door to the Rockmart Drug Co. has been pur chased and will be fitted up for bank ing purposes. The building will be overhauled, a new front und a sky light put in, a fine c?m nt vault and modem safe erected, and offices fitted out in the rear end. Th» First National starts out un der ffhitteringVaiHpkes,r3n(l( bids fair to prove a leading factor in Rockinart's growth und development. The char- t r and standing of the men back of tli Instltutfon guarantee Its success from the very first, and that commun ity is tx> be c»ngrata!ljt <1 on the or ganization of ro strong a banking house. The Standard wishes It every suc cess and heap aks for it a useful und prosperous career. This Mpiy Inrereftt You. No one is immune from kidney trou hies, so just rem?mber that Foley’s Kidney Cure will stop the irregular ities and euro any cose of kidney and bladder trouble that is not beyond a roacli of medicine. E. Bradford. Mts. A. C. Prior is visiting rela tives at, Piedmont, Ala. An ounce of aasJstanc* is worth a pound of advice. 4 TRUNK SALE! We are over-stocked on Trunks, and in order to make them TRAVEL QUICK, we will make you some specially low prices tor cash if taken right now. The same thing is true of our immense line of MATTINGS! : VI We will put the prices down so low that everybody can afford to put Matting down on their floors. Of course, our line of Furniture, Stoves, Crockery and House * Furnishing Goods is always complete. Can furnish you from kitchen to parlor. Griffin & Davis, ■' • c* no Phone 103. - Cedartown, Q-a. The best start you can make in this direction is to become acquainted with and take advantage of the facilities offered by the BANK OF CEDARTOWN. Start a little account with us, become one of our financial family, and your wealth will in-{ , crease as we grow. We will look aftei your interests as our own, and render you every service consistent with good banking. 5^Money deposited in our Savings Department will DS.J W INTEREST, COMPOVXDED SEMI’ANNUALLY,
