About The Cedartown standard. (Cedartown, Ga.) 1889-1946 | View Entire Issue (April 4, 1907)
Statement of the Condition of The Commercial Bank, ii'VRted at Odartowu, On., at the ~ close of business Meh. 22, 11)07. KKSOl’Rt’KS. Loans anil Discounts 1 >emami Loans .... .... Overdrafts Hanking 1 louse I Furniture and Fixtures \ Due from Hanks it Bankers in the State Due from Banks and Bunk- 4 era in other States ourreney Gold Silver. Ninkle* and Families Cheeks and Cash Items .... $176.791.10 I OS 100 <M 3.823 02 23,177 20 73,03-2.27 | !• 679.00 3.005.0;) 1.789.7 >.75 | 3.375 05 j $421,073.11 1 Total, t.IArtlUTlKS. Capital .Stock Paid in $ 38,500 00 Surplus Fund 0l.50o.00 Undivided Profits, less < ur- rent Kxpenaea and Taxes Paid . 21.730.i'2 Dan* to Hanks and Hankers in this State 1,359 11 Due to Banks and Bankers not in this Stnte 540.70 Due Unpaid Dividends .... 120,00 ‘individual Deposits Subject to Check 243.037 30 Demand Certificate* 23,279.05 Bills Payable, including all Time Certificates reprc- samting Borrowa»d Money 25,000.00 Total, - - - $421,073.11 Stata* of Georgia, County a>f Polk. Before me came E. S. Ault, Cashier of The Commercial Bank, of Cedar- town. who being duly sworn, says that 111a* above and foregoing statement is n true condition of said Hank, as shown by the book* of file in said Hank. • E. 8. A i i.t, < ashler. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 29th alay of March, 1907. .1. 3. Simpson, Dept. Clerk Snpr. Court Polk Co . (5a. Statement of the Condition of the BANK OF CEDARTOWN Located at Cedartown, Oa close of business Mch. 2: RKSOI iu ks. Loans and Discounts Demand Loans . Overdrafts .... Hanking House Furniture and Fixtures, . Due from Banks and Banker in the State Due from Banks A Bankers ii other States Currency Gold ' Silver, Mickies and Penniesw < hecks and Gash Items....-' Interest Paid at the , 1907. $98,817.82 14,934.40 3,641.41 3;500.00 2,120 45 11,661.55 1,411 II 426 30 Total, - - * $170 386 14 Li.vnii itiks. Capital Stock Paid in $50,000.00 Surplus Fund 10,000.00 Undivided Profits, loss l'ur- rent Expenses aod 'Paxes Paid 4,114 82 Due Unpaid Dividends 24.00 Individual Deposits Subject to Check 82,503.91 Demand Certificates 23,444 41 < ashier’s Checks .... .... 249 00 Bills Payable,Including Time Certificates represe n t i n g Borrowed Money Total, - - - $170,336 14 State of Georgia, County of Polk. Before me came E. C. Benton, Cash ier of Bank of Cedartown, who being duly sworn, says that the above and foregoing statement is a true condition of said Bank, as shown by the books of file in said Bank. E. C. Benton, Cashier. Sworn to and subscribed before me, this 2nd day of April, 1907. J. H. Barker, N. P.,Polk Co.. C.a. MBS. TURNER ENTERTAINS. Th > Young Matron ’ Club and a number of lady i I n;ls wore nio.it delightfully elite; blind' SDurdfy morning, being the goods of Mrs. \V. \Y. Turner, w.ios? pari .w. \ beau tifully decorated with -dogword Ll>- roniB f i th.> occa/sii n. Th ■ lov I hand - painted sore cirds bor t.i. ship.' of that bios am, and w • e the artistic handiwork of Miss FIora Uni bank. Rhyming <i i s i: ns?) civ d Hires pages of th? cards, to b? an - we red by th» nam.-a of flow is. All Ih • guests cut. for the pr!>: ■ . and bonbn d’.sli was wan by Mlos bonbon dish -wan won by Miss Hannah Kevells, of Si. Louis To > c. nd prlz • was a hat-pin, and was won hy Mrs. \Y. K. Holm. wail, til* consolation prize a pier? of statuary w.nt In tli? cut to Mi s Hui bank. Th hostass w.as assisted in enter taining by Miss Burbank, an 1 the punch was served by M 1 sses IVs-i? •I) an Wood and H len G d. Tile d.liciomi rafrediill-iiK-s cons’ste.l of a salad coarse and gingrr ic* fji’o.v.d by confections, and were serv. d by .Mis.es Annie Lou Won! and Pauline Bailey. (iiMtile iiimI I'.rtVenve. A well known Manitoba editor writes: “As an inside worker I find Chamberlin’s Stomach tund Liver Tub- lets invalwuble for the touches of bil iousness natural to bad.'ntary life,their action being gentle and eff ctive (dealing the digestive tract and the head.” Price, 25 cents. Sam.>1 :sfr.e E."Bradfoid. INSURANCE NOTICE. This is to let the people of Polk county know that we are now ready to insure their homes, business houses, churches, schools, etc., etc., In a strictly Mutual Fire Insurance Com pany and a State Organisation of Ath ens, Ga. The rates of our company are the same as the Old Line Compa nies, hut .since our first year’s busi ness we have paid hack to the policy holders 25 per cent of the amounts paid us in dividends, so our Policy holders save 26 per cent on the dol lar of th * amounts paid us. This Is worth saving. We give three years insurance for two years paid in ad vance. We give five years insurance for three years paid In advance. No assessments; when you pay for your policy, this pays all you have to pay. We are represented^ in Cedartown, Ga., hy one of the best known Insur ance men of your town, Mr. Felton B. Knight, and we ask you to call on Mr. Knight at hi? office in thaRichard son building or phone him, No. 271. Yours very truly, ATHENS MUTUAL FIRE INS. CO. ATTENTION, VETERANS! We will mspt at the Court House at 2 o’clock p. m. Saturday, April 6th, Business of importance requires a full attendance. T. M. HIGHTOWER, Com. J. A. WYNN. Adjutant. TIiIn May Interest You No one is immune from Kidney trouble, so just remember that Foley’s Kidney Cure will stop the irregular ities and cure any case of‘kidney and bladder trouble* that is not beyond the reach of medicine. E. Bradford. WHERE THERE IS NO TRUST BUT YOUR TRUST. (From The Carroll Free Press.) HOME GOODS FOR THE HOME MARKET are the goods to buy. Remember there are Fertilizers and Fertilizers, some worth more money, some worth less, of “same analysis,” THIS THING OF '-SAME ANALYSIS,” as printed on the bags of an absentee manufacturer, is no sign that the fertilizer is made without filler, or of the same valu able ingredients; or that it is as thoroughly mixed, or that it contains as much plant lood in any proportion The state inspection is unequal to the task 01 regulat ing these details in the consumer’s interest. You are almost dependent on the honesty, and surely on the in telligence, care and skill of the manufacturer for pro tection in these matters. WITH THE FARMERS OF CARROLL and surround ing counties, the managertient of. this company leels that it has a community ol interest prompting it to make and offer every year fertilizers equal to the best that can be made by anybody anywhere, and so contribute to bountiful harvests and prosperity in the section where the lot ot the company is cast Our equipment and facilities are right for this purpose, SEE THAT YOUR MERCHANT loads you with fer tilizers bearing the home company’s trade mark, the letters, — stenciled in red on every bag; also showflvg the name ol the place of manufacture, to-wit: Carrollton, Ga. Mandeville Mills, J. A. AYCOCk, V. P. and Hgv. For Sale by W. J. LOVVORN, R„ F. D. 2, Cedartown. MISS HELEN GOOD Elected (Jueen of the Tournament — Ail Interesting Contest. Tn c mtist lor Queen of ih * T.mr- nam. n; « i s: l promptly a 7' o'clock Tu - lay owning, a: wiiic.i Cm? th? coin; in ?t of c't z n ~ M'earrs. .1. R. . ‘i. jS. P. iloR w,\ u.d E. B. Uii'H.li- t-.ok oblige of Hi? boxen and pruc.d.d l i CDtini tA • ballots. Th ar slowed that th? friends of there of C?dartowns U hid malj th m «] y mil a 11 lie jn. etants fo. nid'ng a-s f.li the honor, ‘he vjtss low ■■: Miss Htlvn Goo! 2,043 Mi.-s Cain? Smith 1 STS Miss Lu il? H/ulaii 1 1.801 Miss Kate Ru-sGl 516 Miss Hrl n Cra .h 83 Miss Hob? West.. * 29 Miss Les*le Smith 25 Miss Mailin'? Brad I r.< 10 Mi.*:? Florsnc? Chapman Id Miss Della Harris 8 Mbs Lizzie Hairs 5 Mis? E--t 11 > Moi ids 5 FracbnaK vot*s an 1 a number of singl? ballots are no; givui in this final count. M!s3 H.l.n G od, the chinning Qn ?n-elect, is on* of C?diirtown’.s most attractive and <l?s rv dly popular young ladies, and !s being warmly oong;atulated on th;? high honor thus w n thlly bestowed. Wood- Bradford Nuptial*. Mr. Henry Bradford, a former G *- dartcwn young g*n liman.waa happily jnairi:d last evening in Home* to Miss Marguerite Wood, one of the Hill City’s loveliest (laughter?. Tin* c?r?mony novum d at the home of the brldr’s mother, M.s Chas. I).Wood, and was witnessd hy many relnriv.M and lrivn l.s of th? contract ng par- tits. Dr. and Mrs. Win B;adford, and th?!r daughter?, Misses Lmiinoia. Malline and Mary, went up yesterday to attend the nuptials, Miss Mallln ■ Bradford being the maid of honor. Mr. Edgar S. Reynolds went up from h?i*e to B?rve as “hast man” ait the wedding. The couple are popular young peo ple, with an army of friends and well-wishers, nil of whom shower their blessings on their lmppy union. After a brief bridal trip, they will rutumi to Run* to reside with the bride’s mother. Dissolution Notice. The firm of Cleveland & Jones is dissolved hy mutual consent, .1. B. Jones retiring from the firm. The bus iness will b? conducted by W.O.Gleve- land, who assumes all liabilities of the firm and t.o whom all debts must be paid. A continuance of the favor of the public will b? appreciated, 'fills March 16th, 1907. J. B. JONES, W. O. CLEVELAND. Are you iy fur tliese bright, tlnys with your New Suit r ‘ Hat and Furilisllinijs? ir yi.u want fjanimnls tlmt iii« ftishidnably '■"tTi'i-t iii cm-i y 11<■ f.i i I, | <‘r1 in lit ;iml tuiloruil ns if to your tl or-lor, <•'ini• ■ to tit mol we mm nive you precisely wlmt you W .'It in s>ylc, work mu nslti p mid lit. We uro showing a spleiulid c 'lice ■ i-.ii 'Spring Suits in nil the approved Singlo and Double- Breasted Styles mi 1 III .I wide ratine of exclusive mid attractive •' 111■ ■ r 11 s in Grays and Drowns: also, Bine Serge and Black Suitings. splendid sliowitijr of Tim lirielitest, snappiest Spring Garments are what, we are now tdiowiiift, and for a very reasonable amount of money. Serge Suits, Worsted Suits. Thibet Suits, $3.50, $5. $6, $7. Smart Spring Trousers, $3,50 to $7. Spring Underwear, Rich.handsome effects. Spring Hats, all shapes ^ shades, $1.50-$5. Spring Shirts, Beau iful Madras and Per cales, coat or regular style. 50c to $2. Spring Oxfords, the greatest display ever seen in Cedartown. W. K. HOLMES, Clothier >2 Furnisher. Mr. S. L. Bowen, of Way as, W. Va., writes: “1 was a sufferer from kidney disease, so that at times 1 could not get out of bed, and when 1 did J could not stand straight. I took Fo ley's Kidney Cure. One dollar bottle and part of the second cured; me- en tirely." Foley’s Kidney Cure works wonders where others are total fail ures. E. Bradford. I'JSJI SCALKS. Mr. H. G. Cox, who has bean vis iting Mr. J. J. Morgan’s family. has i-turned, hornet to Atlanta, accompanied hy his friend. Mr. L;-*e Morgan. Mrs. J. M. Haranick andi little daugh ter, Cecil, visit?d r l.it'!v*s at Villa Rica last Weiek. Miss Ettle Stringer visited jh*r friend, Miss Nora Morgan, Inst/ Saturday and Sundry. Mrs. Onus. Grerffyain, of Rock mart, Is visiting beT father, Mr. AV. F. Hammond. Mrs. N. J. B1I sitt was In your city Saturday. Messrs. Geo. Nubl: and J. M. Mc Kinney wue off toRo-knii; L Saturday. We are sorry to say little Cacil Hamrick ha-i b?e>n on t.h? sick list for the last few' day*'. , MLssj fjsty PJi’lH, wild is teaching at this pljc? v visited relatives in At lanta la-:; Saturday and Sunday. Mr*; J, M. McKlnn.y and little (laugh,t r, 'Hi In,.i, vis.t d Mis. J. N. Robe its, of Rock mart, Saturday. The schcol ihad a nlc • .Line Fidday. having an egg hunt, Mrs. J. M. Mc Kinney and Miss Be.a i BiUlwinb - ing th > hid -• •■”s. Master Paul 44 nniflitV I s vlsitim* at? bis er. M;s, ‘’hhis (Jr-j ham, o’. ILacknujrt. Mrs. J. A. Si >is -s visited rilutive? m Rockmait S:it urduy and Sunday. Mr. Ed. Xdaras visited Aland;- her- Sunday. l ><ill ring off with h,9r. wishth ; » the dear old StandJid ;»nd its mufl.v readers. D.bii.4 CITY TAX BOOKS* The city tax bodies are how op n at th- Council Chamber f7»r receiving the tax returns for 1907. and all prop erty holders should make their city returns at once. d. C. WALKER, City Clerk. Mr. L. P. Henlay was here Tuesday from T*lainvdie. TELEPHONE E3IPLOYKES MEET. The officers und : an ploy te* of the Telephone Exchange enjoyed a pl in- ant gatlHorlng Friday evening at. the headquartera of the company, ami the occftsl:Mi pioved ito h* v -it enjoyable. Light refreshments were served, and several talks wore mud?. Mr. E. M. Bass, of i).l:to1R an. secretary-*!reatwrnf of th:.i Gu: nwboro Telephone, spoke of the money being spent In Cedartown by Hi., company and the ,splendid equipment, the tele phone system here was r-e iving. On it* corap Lit) jon,, Cedartown would he second to no city iu Geoigia, and what the petople then (L drcd was an efficient s. i-vice. Mr. f.xm ir Hullum. the local inan- ageivproniiiged that so far as the force here was concern d, tli? publi •. would i grit all that was coming to them in the way of pol l? a’ teut on and prr.mpt aud efficient s.?fvlc . Short talks by others were* made, all speuking of the prcgi’?cs and expansion of this telephone system. • When you need a p H. t.ak* a pill, aud he sure H’s an Eiriy, It'ser. De- Witt’s Little Early Uls-erL^ue sure, satisfactory pills, f The pills with, u reputation. Th?y d/®ot gripe or sicktn I h v are sold byl E, Brad- for(i - \ Trustee's Sale, t By virtue of an ordsr grant d hy the Refeiee in Bankruptcy of the Nortli- w ettiu Division ot the Northern Dis- irice of G.Pig’ii in ih e;.R6 of J. H. Philpot, Baa'Hhipt, l will s-H entif- stack of mfeichandh- • w^J'.’e'iing fis.t-.ir s and funiithrf* «n : *'.'id bank rupt, on lho 10th Vl-d-V vv April, 1907, at 12 o'clock tn„ sH l sal? to take place at iho, si/nv Do.;:- wh-r- sold banl-.rupt has a ly e and net. d IV* buBine:*B A fa’d e h u-p It ing lo cated PA M/in street. Cadr.t.wn. Ga. Said si;v.*k of gouds consisting of 1 dry goads, clo hlllg, natini-:, Sno.H, | hats. uaiGifla-i, jc.valry, et'*., etc. A-a in v nt. ry f Fail c ?:o.’U hiving j Ih ii madand a copy, aenni? can h,- n by calling oi AV\ W. Man ly. 1 E-up, Cedaitown, Ga. Said b or-k ot in du ling fix- } tur. - and furniture, to he said at | public ouiciy in V»ulL to th? inighaat Our Mattings Are just the thing you should put on your flobrs, now that Spring has come. We have the latest patterns, the most beautiful designs and the best goods on the market. Let us show you the weaves ^quote you our Low Prices! But don’t forget that we can fit out your home with everything you need from a foot-mat to the kitchen range. Never mind about the prices of our household goods, we. will treat you right and please you besides. Griffin & Davis, Phone 103. Cedartown, G-a. h(VI for C. E CARPENTER. J. ML Pnilpot, Bankrupt, “G ; d for everything a naive i» used for and especially^ /recommended for Piles.’.’ That is what we say about DeWAft s CarbolUed Witch Hazel Salve, That, is what twenty years’ of usage has proven. Get the origi nal. Sold by E. Bradford. * IF YOU WANT A Doctor Riglit Quick, Just phone No. 59, and we will deliver your mes sage promptly at any hour ol the day or night. And Don’t Forget That we keep a lull line ol and Patent Medicines, and that we pay especial attention to hlling prescriptions. T. IP- IBTTIR.IB-A-lNriK:,
