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THE BANNER, SATURDAY MORNI NG, DECEMBER 14, 190T. LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS. GEORGIA—Clarke County. On and after the first Tuesday In January, 1908, the Board of Commis sioners of Roads and Revenues for Clarke County will hold the meetings of said Board on the first and third Tuesdays in each and every month. By order of the Board. JOHN B. GAMBLE. Clerk. GEORGIA—Clarke County. The Board of Commissioners of . Roads and Revenues for Clarke, in ! compliance with the recommendation of the last Grand Jury, hereby ask for bids for the installation of a heating plant in the court house of said county. All bids to be sealed and submitted at the regular meeting of said Board on the First Tuesday In January. The said Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids. By order of the Board. This the 19th day of November, 1907. JOHN B. GAMBLE, Clerk. GEORGIA—Clarke County. To all whom it may concern: Will B. Tuck of said county, having applied for the guardianship of his minor daughter, Sarah Wilder Tuck, the daughter of Mrs. Sarah Tuck, deceas ed, late of said county, notice is here by. given that said application will bo- heard at my office on the first Monday In January next This I><■ S. B. WINGFIELD, Si GEORGIA—Clarke County 1907 rdina: GEORGIA—Clarke County Will he sold on the tii in January, 1908, at publi the Court House in said c in the legal hours of sale, est bidder fl>r cash, i estate, of which the tollowii scription: A one twentie; undivided Interest, in that parcel of land lying and be county of Clarke, and stab gia, known as the old John place; the same lying about miles east of the City of Albeit Ing bounded by the lands of And Brightwell, Haudrup. and Muriel Xlr tii tii ti vi/ ti/ tii tii tii tii tii tii tii tii ti; tii ti/ ti/ tii tii tii tii ti/ tii ti/ ti/ tii tii ti> ti/ ti/ ti/ ti/ ti '.{/ 1235 DOLLARS AS SOUVENIRS ON MONDAY, DEC 16th With every purchase of $1.00 a Hand-painted Plaque. FREE OF CHARGE TO THE 5,000 CUSTOMERS Who so liberally patronized the L. B. FLATOW CO. Formerly known as Globe Racket Store Tlie Sensational rices > the high- rtniii ie.il ng is a de ni f Geer- l’itm-r containing throe hundred : (330) acres, more or less. Said real estate levied < porperty of C. L. Pitner. to execution issued from the Court of said county in fav Tennessee Coal Company a said C. L. Pitner. and ng Hit -alls lit Superior >r of Ea: rainst i! linst ra described real estate. This lu ll day of December. 1907. I). H. KINNKUKEW. Deputy Sheriff Clarke Co.. Gv CITATION. GEORGIA—Clarke County. .To all whom it may concern: Walk er Hill and Quincy Hill having ap plied for permanent letters of nil ministration upon tii Hill, late of said < notice is given that will be heard at ray o'clock, A. M., cm the January, 190s. Tills 1907. S. n. WIXGF1EI. estate of Bak unity, deceased said application first Monday i: in comber 12ti: •one CITATION GEORGIA—Clarke Count; To all whom it m: er Hill and Quincy Hill liti for guardianship of the property of Emmet Hill, and Baker Hill, minor Baker Hill, late of said ceased, notice is given i plication will be beard at my office at ten o'clock, A. M . i n the first Mon day in January. 190s. This Devoinboi 12th. 1907. S. B. WINGFIELD. Sr . Ordinary ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti ti; ti/ ti; ti $ I At 2 l-2c a Yard Screens for windows. Cambrics, Lin ings, Sattins and a lot of other rem- At 4c a Yard Outings, in ight and datk colors, plaids, stripes anti siea'l figures for Ivimouas, Waist- and Dresses, At 5c a Yard Yard Wide Bleaching tipial to fruit of loon ; 12c grades. At 5c a Yard Linen fiu>h and C'ambiic finish Bleachiugs and Suitings, such grades as you pay 12c a yard. At 7c a Yard A wide range of yard wide Percales t.f ihe lrc grade. There are none better iu tpia ity, how ever. 25c grades in shoit lengths from 5 to 10 }ards go al-o at 7c a yard. At 9c a Yard | £For 2Cc values go all iheEt glbh Imported Twill Ou'ings in finish like Velvet, colors, p'nk, light, blue, cream, navy and black. At 2c a Yard All Linings, Bed Quillings and a number of Cotton goods we cannot describe. At Sc a Yard A sins 11 ot only of 20, Mohair finish suiting in a range of plaids, stripes, and a tew solids of the latest grey gowns only. At 16c a Yard A $15> 0 stotk; all the 29c to 6 c value, doub'e width Arnold Manufac turing Dr- ss am color- iodized Waistings. ies’ and Children's plaids, stripes and every description. These Goods at 16c Yd. Arnold Manufacturing Co.’s Flannels forWaists andDresses,just such grades ;i> our late arrivals on contract before we rented our store. Those we had were sold at 5 e a yard. Shoes High grades, men and women, at 50c a pair. Odd lots, odd sizes. N'o guarantee on sizes ot any kind. Yet you may find some for man, woman or child. Pick choice of 5 <■ a pair Our Christmas good-*—Dol s, Mu-i- cal, Toys, Fan- y arricles. Us-t'ul Household, ai d a 1 good thing- are at proportionate prices. Call, get prices, and you are at the bottom ground ti ti ti ti LUC1EN B. FLATOW COMPANY VS '0 vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs (0 vs vs vs vs '0 vs vs m vs ms vs vs vs vs vs vs (n vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs vs V* vs vs vs tin On.- )ilai paid an 1 infi|>:'.; i»f iId- Conn GEORGIA—Clarke By virtue of an of Ordinary of said county, will b. sold afc public outcry on tic* firs Tuesday' ip January. r.»ns. be: .1 * ih Court House door in Athens. Georinn between the legal hours of sale, to t.i highest bidder for cash, the foliowin described property, to-wit: All that tract of 1* md. si turned, ly ing and being in the county of Clarke and state of Georgia, in the town ot Winterville. on the east side of the Georgia R. R., and known as the < hi Yerby place, adjoining the lands i J. F. Watson. James Tuck. F. C. Kroner and Mrs. H. Bullard, contain ing six acres more or less. Also one lot of land end house in the said state and county and town of Wit 'rville. on the east side of the Georg.* R. It. known as tin* B-> Yerby place adjoining the lands 01 D. H. Winter. Thos. Moore, and .lie Tuck, containing nine tenths of an acre, more or less. Also at the same time and place will be sold a certain tract or parcel of land, situated, lying, and being in the county of Oglethorpe and State -cf Georgia in the 234th («. M. Distric*. and being the former home tract ot Mrs. E. F. Barnett, adjoining lands of W. H. Arnold. H. t\ Bugg. A. T. Brightwell, estate, J. B. Smith and Mrs. Lizzie Howard, containing one hundred and ninety acres, more 01 amount M' Scveiitv-five ” liars, of the denominati ndied to Five Hundred l ouch, p.iHl to become due and pa>abi / at tlu* end < f thirty years after the.r *Iato of issue; said bonds to bear in terest from date at the rate.xf fivj per cent per annum, and said inf rest to become payable seiui-annually 0:1 ihe first days of Jaiut ry. and July >f each year, but that nosir of tho principal of said bonds i mnually. but shall not and payable until tin* ai 1 l»onds respectively. >e at the < xpir iti n of fr m their respective that all of said binds. !i and interest, shall he f at the expiration of tlu i t their date, and are to b sold for the purpose o school j>roperty, erecting : ping new buildings for sch< •ntional jiurposes. rejiairin: pro ving Hch<K4 buildings erected, and for school a educational purposes and u the limits of the City of Allens Second. That th** n*t precet-ds of Fifty Thousand Dollars of said bon 1 issue, when sold, is to he anpreuri; !- ed and used by the Mayor an 1 <’ un- 1 . f the City of Athens for purrhm. ig school property, erecting and piippipg new school buildings for \i ol or other educational purposes, iinl for repairing or improving school dings heretofore civet of Athens, and that t Is of the remaining Thousand Dollars of said bond issir when sold, shall he by sai 1 Mavt and Council of the City of sai l indebtedness and the issuing of said bonds shall have written or prinu d upon their ballots the words —Against Bonds. Fifth. That the polls of said elec t ion shall he opened at nine o’clock A. M. and closed at four o’clock P. M. on the day of said election. The above notice given by a;ith r.-ii .• and direction of the Mayor and Coun cil of the City of Athens. W. L. WOOD. Clerk of C>u1 *.■. 1 !)• cumber 10, 1007. MARKETS GRIFFITH Sl WELCH'S COTTON LETTER. - -1 years froii: i.-sii-d all-! ir.ircli isitlg and erinip- ninl < r ( d-i- vithin All of said proparty to be sold as tho property of the estate of Mrs. E F. Barnett, late of said county, de ceased, and to be sold for the purpose ot paying debts and for distribution among the heirs at law of said deceas ed. A11 the property rented for the year 1908. and rents to go to purchaser. This tho seventh day of December, 1907. ED. F. BARNETT, Administrator of the estate of Mrs. E. F. Barnett, deceased. propriated to the University f Geor through its officers or trustees, the said University being within tii" limits of the City of Alliens. Third: That an Act of tin- Gern-r 1 Assembly of Georgia, authorizing ■ he Mayor and Council of the City of \llif-Rs, to issue said bonds, was Inly approved on the 22nd day cf August. 1907, subject to the ratifica tion of ihe provisions of said Act, at an election to be held for such pur- noses as provided by the general laws of the state of Georgia, and cm- bodied in Sections 377, 37*. :;79. 3S9, and 3S1 of Volume I. of the Code of 1*95. Fourth. That an election will be held on the 15th day of January. 1905. in each of the several wards of the FOR COLD ROOMS HARD TO HEAT. The cjming of cold weather gives i iso to the question of ‘now best t> in at those rooms and hallways th.it seldom if ever warm up, no matter how big a fire there may ho in tlie fur nace or heating apparatus. The best way out of tlie difficulty is tho use of auxiliary stoves—and of these it would he difficult ind< < d to find anything so handy and ot the saute time so clean and economical as ilv- I’c rfection Oil Heater. To begin with it is absolutely safe. Tile wick can lie turned as high or as low ns j. -ssihle without danger. But perhaps tlie most desirable feature of all is its convenience. The Perfec tion Oil Heater can he easily carried to any part of the house where more .luat is required. It may he a cold ! bedroom, a chilly hallway, a sick ' room. Or you can use it to heat the s nih bathroom while you take your rnorn- I ,r<> Ing hath, then dress hv it—and then five| rar ry it to the dining room raid eat your breakfast in comfort. The occa- casions on which it can he called into Athens. a;>- ;1S( . are numerous, and once you have -util a Athens, December 12. opened with a good ad- - ruing and New York fol- wita a rise of about 30 ve yesterday's closing, prices are li- rdenlng in id almost nothing offering 41.13 1906-7 1907-S March . .11.10 11.22 Galveston .. ..11,439 14,021 April 11.25 New Orleans. . . . . .12.814 13,787 May- . .11.1.7 11.27 Mobile 944 2,123 June . .11.10 11.24 Savannah. . . . . .10,629 10,113 July ..11.12 11.22 Charleston .. .. 814 1.132 August .10.90 10.90 Wilmington. . . . . .1.09S 4,21S December . .11.65 11.63 Norfolk 6,792 4.679 New York 564 Boston . . . 666 19 Liverpool Market. Philadelphia . . . . . . . 123 50 New York. December 12.—Liverpool l’ensuc: la .. ..6,122 chles were due to come C to 9 points Pacific ports.. .. 7.013 4,912 WANTED Two or three middle Georgia one. horse farm tenants, who can give- good reference, and who can furnish their own labor. I have good tenant Ileuses, good stock, and the very host of south Georgia lands in high state of cultivonon. Address, .). N. Horne, Enigma. Ga. 2t rliite higher on near and 7 to S points high er oil dlst mt positions. Opened ir- ‘xcrpi low grades, whicn I n 12 »o«»to higher on near and from the last pickings. Tlie 11 " oin: ; hi -ghci- <’ n ,lis,anl Positions, grades are in the hands of . M 1 - :,r * "*• w; ' s tftra ' , - v - "<* l - strong liclders who have made u,. i 12 J ‘ 2 l oi:lts lllch< ' r " n nP:,r : " 1 ' 1 11 12 their minds to hold until January or i lo 12 1 ‘ 2 P° si - , ' tion. Spot cott .n steady. 10 points ' May :'dd: sales 18.UOO ! July hairs: exiiort. I.r,u0 hales; imports ail the offerings at advancing prices, j Tlio American spinners and raanufac-1 mcr * can - Amoiicjn sales 1 -I...00 barns The following were the ruling prices In the exchange today: Tone steady, sales 15,000; middling 0.30d. 7,17 February. Many of them confidently believe they will get from 13c to i; cj h 'Rher; middling per pound. Europe continues to take '19,000 bales, including 13.400 ha] Total to all ports.. ..58.020 Chicago Quotations. The following were the ruling quo tations on the sxchange today: Open Close WHEAT:— December 93 93.1-1 100 1-4 100 1-1 COMER SUtD FOB LARGE AMOUNT .95 11 i 1-i little tried the Perfection Oil Heater you'll wonder why you ever struggled through a <t:ld winter without one. Another advantage is the smokeless burner, which prevents any of the un pleasantness that, perhaps, have given a poor bleu of oil heaters in general. It is very handsome in appearance and is beautifully finished in nickel and japan. Another home comfort for the long winter evenings is the R-ayo Lamp, which can be used in any room in the house—from parlor to bedroom. It has the latest improved burner, mak ing it unusually safe and clean and an id a 1 lamp for all round household use The Perfection Oil Heater and the Rayo Lamp, combining as they do to Hirers are in a sad plight, over three months ago there was a handsome profit In spinning 12c cot ton; now there is no profit ill 10 l-2c cotton and a loss in It l-2c cotton Spring business may advance man ufacturers' prices and easy financial affairs would put them in the market for summer supplies cf raw cotton. Athens, firm: St. middling. 11 5-Sc. -Middling, 11 l-2c. St. low middling, 11 3-Sc. IiOtv middling, 11 l-4c. St O. Old., 10 7-Sc. G'. Ord.. 10 l-4c. Tinges, 11c to 11 l-4c. Clean stains, 10 l-2c to 10 3-4e. Dirty stains & blues 9 l-4c to 9 3 4c. Open CORN:— December. May. . . . July OATS: — December. May. . . . .54 .VS . 56 Alabama Gover:;or’s Auto Ran Over and Killed Man. City of Athens, under the same rules make the house warm and cheerful, and regulations, as provided for elec- 'are valuable additions to any home, tlons for Mayor and Aldermen of the and no household should be without City of Athens, and that at slid elec- them. They are sold at a moderat ion the question of incurring sail price by dealers everywhere, indebtedness, the issuance cf sai.l bonds, and the ratification of said Passed Examination Successfully. James Donahue, New Britain, Conn., writes: ‘1 tried several kidney Act of the General Assembly, will bo submitted to a vote of the qualified voters of the City of Athens and that all persons Toting at said- election, remedies, and was treated by our best who favor the ratification of the Act physicians 8or diabetes, but did not of the General Assembly, as above Improve until I took Foley’s Kidney referred to, the Incurring of said In'- Cure. After the-second bottle I show- debtedness and the Issuing of said *d Improvement, and five bottles.cured bonds, shall have written or printed me completely. 1 have since passed on their ballots the words—For Bonds a rigid examination for life Insurance." —and that’ all ^persons voting, at said Foley’s Kidney Cure ettfes Jan and Feb. . Feb and Mar. . Mar and April. April and May. May and June. . June and July. July and An:;. Aug and Sc i»t. Sept and Oct. . Oct and Nov. . December. . . Doc and Jan. . Cloze 5.92 1-2 5.92 1-2 5.94 j 5.94 1-2 j July I PORK:— Birmingham. Ala., December 12.— Governor B. It. Comer is mule de fendant in a suit filed today for $.70,- OOP damages as a result of the dtath of J. I). Biles, why was run over and killed here by an automobile belong ing to the governor about two weeks 1-2 -AS 5.60 5.90 1-2 5.90 1-2 NOTICE OF BOND ELECTION. Notice to hereby given to the quali fied voters of the City of Athens: ISrst Th*t th« Mayor and Council. . _ >~ . .... « ■ . ... .. o( the City of Athene, are dpsirous of I election who are Opposed to the rati- and all forms of kidney and bladder I of the City of Athens, jfloatlon of saldf Act. the Incwrlng of .trouble. ^ ~ .. . - 1 _ r*SsStfaKfi•SmiZaM BHHb ■ New York Cotton. York. December 12.—The cot ton market opened firm at an advance of 19 to 27 points on active covering an 1 aggressive bull support, which was encouraged by the firmness of the English market and bullish re ports from the South as to spot condi tions. Trading was very active with the Wall street hears selling at the ad vance and during the -early session the market showed some irregularity but held well up to the best, the ac tive months being about 20 points net higher during the middle of the morn ing. The big Liverpool spot sales were among the bullish factors and wires were received from the eastern belt reporting a good demand from domestic and foreign spinners with business restricted by the firmness of holders and light offerings. The market was very firm late in the forenoon on covering and general buying by local bulls and the South. Prices at midday were 28 to 32 points net higher with March selling 58 points above the low level of yester day morning. Stop cctton quiet; middling uplands 12.10; middling gulf 12.35. The following were the ruling price* In the exchange today: Tone, steady; middling 12.20c. steady; Bales 2.200 en contra at Open Closed uary ......11.00 11.09 -ff - H-U-T 'U. J' - -V.T- . '. January.. . May I.ARD:— January.. .. May.. .. .. SIDES:— January...'. Mav. . . . Receipts In Chicago. Spot Cotton Market. Atlanta, steady, 11 l-2c. New York, steady, 12.20c. New Orleans, firm 11 7-ic. Liverpool, steady, 0.30(1. Galveston steady, 12c. Mobile, quiet, 11 3-Sc. Savannah, quiet. 11 l-2c. Charleston steady, 11 l-4c. Wilmington steady, ll l-2c. Norfolk, steady, 11 l-2c. Baltimore, nominal, 11 7-8c. Boston, steady, 12.20c. Houston steady, 11 7-Sc. Philadelphia steady. 12.45c. Memphis, steady, 11 3-4c. Augusta, steady, 11 ]-2e. St. Lcuis, quiet 11 3-4c. Cincinnati, nominal. Louisville firm, 11 7-Sc. Wheat, cars Corn, cars.. Oats. cars. . Hogs, head.. Est. T, nt 11 20s 191 THE NEW LEAGUE ■ ROT TO MATEfiiAL'ZE The suit is brought by J. T. Biles, a. brother of the deecased. It is mid -r- sto:d the governor offered to com promise the claim, hut this was re fused. Estimated Cotton Receipts. Houston expects tomorrow 7,000 to 8,000 hales, against 19,585 bales last : ear. New Orleans expects tomorrow 6, 000 to 8,090 bales against IS,407 bales last year. Galveston expects tomorrow 10,000 to 12,000 bales, against 23,439 bales last year. Daily Interior Receipts. Last Yi. Today Augusta. . . .........3,084 2,802 Memphis.. 13,988 4,922 SL Louis.. 7,299 2,110 Cincinnati . 567 702 Houston . 12,131 12,613 Comparative Port Receipts. New York. December 12.—Accord ing to a story recently circulated, to day was fixed upon as the time fo- ’giving birth in this city to a n- . 1 -s- ■ | hall league which, according to plans 'was to make things inteirs'ing for the National and American h ague., before the baseball history for 1901 had been compiled. If a meeting <> f the promoters was held in NVw York today they went about their business so quietly that even their presence was unknown. The most of those who are qualifb <1 to speak of the baseball situation as It exists today agree that there is no room for a third major league in the field, and that there is small proba bility of such an organization being floated. Talk of placing a club in cities where one or two big clubs an- already established is pronounced chimerical. They cannot ligu ■ >>•'’ how a third club could he put in St. Louis, for instance, and made t-> pay. The general opinion is that the N i tional and American leagues will be left to fight It out in the big clt’es not only next season but for a go d many years to come. A Home Made Happy by Chamber Iain's Cough Remedy. About two months ago mir baby girl bad measles which settled on hoi 1 up,gs and at last resulted in a severe ■'lack of bronchitis. We had two 1. dors hut no re'P f was ob-ained Everybody thought she would die. ) went to (ight different stores to find a certain remedy which had been re commended to me and failed to gel it, when one of tlie storekeepers in sifte-l that I try Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. I did so and onr baby is alive and well today Geo. W. Spence, Holly S-ir'ng. N. C. Chumherlnln'* Couih Remedy always cures and Is ••'easant an ! safe to take. For sale by II R. Palmer & Sons. W. J. Smith It:--... L. P. Cai-.nbi.- K C \! -Evoy, (>rr Drug Cm, Athens. Pa. »1C0 Reward. HC-I. - The readers o; fbls pan-i will bs leaser to b arn that there Is at least one arcaded disease that scirnce has • -en i hie to cure in its ,-.r and Hat is Catarrh. Hall’s Ca7.ir.li Cure tin* only positive cure kn .a-i, tc the medical fraternity Catarrh being a on.-tllutional disease, requires a cod- tiUYiona’ t-eatment Hall's Catarrh Pure is tak-n Internally, actiitc direct- y upon the blood >nd r ictus sur taxes of the system, thereby destroy ing the f> undation of the disease, end giving the patient strength by building up the constitution and aa- lstinp nature In doing its work. The proprietors have so much faith In Ita ruratlve powers that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that It fads to cure Send for list of testimo nials vldrass F .1 CHENEY X- <’<> . 10- lodo, O Sold by all druggists "’Rt >'Kk« Hall - * famllv o<!!» f,tr e-nitl- pstlo* Do your shopping teday.