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hugfle for business of the city in their
variqus lines. Every one of them
knows hq_w to kecp a ‘ousincss agree
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HARNESS AND SHOE REPAIRING.
CORDELE LEATHER COMPANY
R, E. Persall, Mgr, 105 Wall Street,
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HATS OF ALL KINDS CLEANED
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<. Batisfaction Guaranteed.
A. F. ANDERSON, Wall Stroet
Special Atfention Given to Mail Orders
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Cleaning, Pressing and Altering |
ddfié_‘v'iybll at reasonapie prices, see us. |
. UNITED TAILORING CO.
Phone 143 :-: ~ Citizens Bank Bldg.
FINE TAILORING AND PRESSING |
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.l ROBERT GREIS '
Thift_{e?nth Avenue and Eighth Street.l
STORAGE BATTERY AND ELEC
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We:have receitly installed the latest
cllqrglng and repairing equipment, and
are prepared to handle all kinds of
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MOTOR SUPPLY & REPAIR WORKS
Ggl"b'. Hartshorne, Mgr.; Phone 115
TAILORING AND' PALESSING
2+ Fine Clothes to Order:
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BATTERY. AND AUTO REPAIRING
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‘ Our Prices Reasonable.
3 CATO'S GARAGE »
Opposite Courthouse Cordele, Ga.
Rubber Heels, 25¢ Pair
Low, Prices All Work for 30 Days
' CITY SHOE SHOP
Citizens Bank Corner, Cordele, Ga.
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1 ‘! Mr. Emory Ryals is again connected with the Georgian, and is in
‘cl)"argi?' 6‘_lf_fl'tfie”b‘rescriptio'fidebfir’t’;fientl" His experience as a druggist
fas beeir;a record of accuracy and prompt service. :
- ‘Tollet Articles, High Grade Candies, Cigars, and Soft Drinks
‘GEORGIAN PHARMACY, Inc.
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Atlanta, Gi., Aug. 12—G. K. Vason,
}who was ‘if.{di.(fEO(‘l ‘;;lest.erdvav,y by the
iF‘ulton county grméi(ju’ry on a charge
‘of assault with intent to murder for
ls‘tafl’bing Thomas B. Telder last Thurs
‘day night) gave hond yesterday after
noon in the sum of §5OOO. M. W.
‘Refd, president of-a local furniture
‘comnany, went on Vason’s bond.
A numpber of legislators were sum
moned to testify hefore the grand jury.
Their names wel> furnished to" Solic
itor Bb. T. Williams by friends of
Felder, 'who tlaim thal Vason was
seon to waléll. Felder beiore stabbing
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FLLGRIDA COUNTY SELLS :
2% $1,5000,000 ROAD BONDS
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~ampa, Fla:; Aug. il—The Polk
county commissioners today award
cd tp_'q"_sl'},s'bo,qop road bonds to a New
York concérn’ on their bid of 100,179.
Higher bids were submitted for the
boadsz, but ‘the' buyers agreed to de
posit the cash in local banks at once.
With the money Polk county will lay
217 iniles of asphalt roads. Contracts
were drawn up for the work on desig
rated sectioi;s before the hond ques
tion ,wa's voted on, so that the’ voters
were aware just what work would be
done with the proceeds. Five con
tractors are to, begin work Septem
ber 1.
HYMAN. HAS QUIT i
2 JOB AT AMERICUS
Americus, Aug. 11.—Secretary E. H.
Hyman, of Americus and Sumter
county Chamber of Commerce, resign
ed this.morning and will tender his
resignation as secretary of Third Ag
ricultural District Fair this afternoon.
No further announcement has been
made. ol
FITZGERALD BONDS CARRY.
Fitzgerald, Aug. 15.—-Fitzgerald
voted $23,000 to school bonds, with
‘only four votes against, today. The
p_rocéeds will be used to build two
ward’ schoolhouses in the place of one
burned last year.
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Irving King, an itinerant peddler,
has confessed he Kkilled Charles
Phelps, an aged farmer, and his
housekeeper, Miss Margaret Wolcott,
at West Selby, N. Y., in March, 1915,
and thereby saved a condemned man
from the electric chair. Charles
Stielow, a poor German farmer, had
SHIPPERS ARE WARNED ]
ABOUT CAR SHORTAGE
Washington, Aug. 11.—-—Carriers,l
shippers and consignees:were warned‘
today by the interstate commerce com
mission of a threatened car shortage |
and their attention called to the need‘
for close supervision of loading and
,unloading of cars. The commissidn!
urged . that: ears be not used fer-stor
age purposes and suggested that the
carriers return cars to . their home
lines as quickly as possible.
Heavy movements of grain are said
to be partly responsible for the threat
ened shortage. ' '
MAYOR-ELLECT IS DEAD. l
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} Eatonton, Aug. 11.—Mayor-elect|
'Henry Leonard, who was recentlyl
elected mayor of Eatonton without op
position, died today at 2:30 o’clock,
from heart trouble. He was up and
around” the house this morning, and
had only a few moments before'tol(l’
'his mother he was feeling better
‘when she found him unconscious oni
the bed. Mayor-elect Leonard was one
of Putnam’s best loved and most pop
‘ular young men. He was the second
son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie D. Leon
ard.
RECOMMEND CONVERTING
OF THE MACON HOME
Macon, Aug. 12.—The special com-l
mittee appointed at the last sessionl
of the Grand Lodge of Georgia Ma
sons to investigate the advisabilityl
of improving the Masonic home i’
this city, at a meeting here yesterday
formulated their report to be made
to the Grand Lodge in October, the
recommendations being that the pres-‘
ent home be converted into an indus-‘
‘trial trainfng school with an endow-|
ment of $300,000. °
An Tltalian scientist ct;ntends that
the signal§ which the nerves carry
to the brain and from the brain to
the muscles are chemical in nature.
Boston has just appropriated half a
million dollars for repaving the streets
Argentina recently shipped 400,000
bushels of linseed to the United
States.
M AYR’S WONDERFUL REMEDY
~ For STOMACH trouble’
Stomach Trouble. Thousands of Stom
ach Sufferers owe their complete re
covery to Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy.
Gall Stones, Cancer and Ulcers of the
Stonrach and Intestines, Auto-Intoxica
tion, Yellow Jaundice, Appendicitis
and other fatal ailments result from
Unlike any other for Stomach Ail
ments. For sale by Suwanee Palace
Pharmacy Cordele, Ga., and druggists
everywhere.
THE CORDELE-DISPATCH,: WEDNESDAY, AUGUST. 16, 1916
been convicted of tlie crime, and was
sentenced to death. Mrs. Grace Hum
inston, a lawyer, and several others,
convinced of his innocence, had his
sentence stayed by thie courts till De
tective O’Grady and Sheric Nichols,
shown in the picture with King, got
the confession.
NEGRO IS PUT TO DEATH.
Stuttgart, Ark., Aug. 11.—An uniden
{ified negro, charged with having at
tacked the daughter of a farmers near
Stuttgart, was taken from the jail at
Dewitt early today by a mob and car
ried to Stuttgart and hanged. His body
was riddled with, bullets and left hang
ing for several hours.
SEA ISLAND BOTTON . :
BRINGS 30 CENTS POUND
Valdosta, Aug.. 15—The first Geor
gia bale of Sea Island cotton this sea
son was shipped from Valdosta to Sa
vannah, by express this afternoon. The;
cotton was grown by J. G. Martin, of
Hahira, and ginned today at the plant
of the Hahira Ginning company. It
‘weighed 483 pounds, graded No. 1, and
‘was sold to R. W. Starling for 30 cents
per pound. This year’s first bale is
two days later than the first bale of
An electric dental drill so small it
can be carried in the pocket has been
invented to permit work to be done
in patients’ homes. '
i The world’s largest automebile, nav
'ing a carrying capacity of 25 tons,
has been built for transporting wool
‘across country in Australia.
THE TOUCH PRE-EMINENT.
“A cosy picture, eh? A man lolling
in an easy chair and his beautiful wife
‘leaning over him to light his cigar.”
| “You haven’t see the companion pic
’ture to it, have you?” !
“Why, no.”
} “It’s the same man savagely chew
ing the end of his cigar and writing a
| check.” :
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acation Time!
EASTERN AND SEASHORE EX
CURSION VIA SEABOARD AIR
LINE
“The Progressive Railway of South”
AUGUST 16, 1916.
BALTIMORE, MD. ............$18.25
NORBOTHE: WASO. 1 B 7 b 9195
RIGHMBND, VA i ..o, 0. 1626
WASHINGTON, D. €. ......... 1625
WILMINGTON, N. C. .......... 10.10
Above fares will apply from Cordele,
Ga. Correspondingly low rates from
and to various otrer points.
Tickets good returning to reach orig
inal starting point not later than mid
night September Ist, 1916.
Fastest trains; all steel equipment;
clectric lights and fans; free reclining
chair cars. ;
The best time of the year to take
a vacation and visit northern and sea
shore resorts.
“Phe Best Way All the Way.” For
further information, see nearest Sea
board agent or write J. H. Murphey,
T. P. A., Savannah, Ga.; J. S. Etch
perger, T. P. A., Columbia, 8. C.; C
W. Small, D. P. A, Savannah, Ga.; G.
B. Ryan, G P. A., Norfolk, Va.
Cotton Futures Act
Washington, D. C., Aug. 15.—The an
nual appropriation hill for the Depart
ment of Agriculture just passed by
Cengress contains a re-enactment, ef
fective Sept. Ist, 1916, of the United
States cotton futurce act, with a few
changes. Section 11 of the present
law, which taxes orders sent abroad
for the making of future contracts on
foreign coltun.ozu'hu:‘.ges unless cer
{ain conditions were complied with,
will he omitted.
A new section known as 6a is in
serted in the bill, which provides an
cptional contract under which parties
may, by agreement, without being
subject to tax, contract that under
certain specified conGtions the buyer
mgy demand delivery of the basis
grade named in the contract.
Another moditication which will be
of interest and assisiance to the trade
ig {he authority conferred on the Sec
retory of Agricultuie. in case of dis
nutes, to include in his findings, €/-n
though only one question be referred,
a complete classification of the cotton
for the purpose of delivery on future
contracts. Under the old law, the au
thority of the Secreiary was confined
to a determination of the specific ques
tion of grade, quality, or length of the
staple referred to him by the parties.
In other words, if the dispute involv
ed grade only, and cotton was found
to be gin-cut, which is a question of
guality, the Secretary had no authori
ty to include a statement as to gin-cut
in his findings.
Government officials in charge of
the mater call especial attention to
the fact that the new act will not be
come effective until Sept., Ist, 1916
and the old act of August 18, 1914, will
remain in full force until the beginning
of next month.
The rules and. regulations of both
Departments, with slight modifications
and additions necessitated by the
changes made in law, will be reissued
shortly after approve:r of the bill by
the President, so that there will be
no disturbance whatsoever to the trade
The official cotton standards of the
United States, heretofore establishd,
will be readoptd and promptly proxlml
gated so as to be in force whenthe new
act becomes operative.
THIRD GERMAN PLANE
TO EARTH BY ROCKWELL
Kiffin Rockwell, former Atlanta boy,
now a member of the Kranco-Amer
ican aviation corps on the western
front in France, has shot down anoth
er German aél‘oplane, this Dbeing the
‘third, according to a postal card re
ceived in Atlanta yesterday from Paul
Rockwell his brother, who is in Paris.
Kifln Rockwell’s latest achievement,
according to the postcard, occurred
Friday, July 23. Paul Rockwell has
just returned to Paris from a visit to
the front. He states that he and his
prother are both well
“Thedford’s Black-Draught
is the best all-round medicine
I ever used,” writes ].A.
. Steelman, of Pattonville, Texas.
1 suffered terribly with liver
troubles, and couid get no relief.
The doctors said I had con
sumption. I could not work at
all. Finally I tried
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and am to-day as well as any
man.” Thedford’s Black-
Draught is a general, cathartic,
vegetable liver miedicine, that
has been regulating irregulari
ties of the liver, stomach and
bowels, for over 70 years. Get
a package today. Insist on the
genuine—Thedford’s. E-70
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