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WIi.COX COUNTY. TWO LOTS,
202, ACRES EACH; 3', MILES
NORTH OF KRAMER, MIDWAY BE
TWEEN ABBEVILLE AND RO
CHELLE; FULSOM CREEK RUNE
THROUGH BOTH LOTS; WELL
ADAPTED FOR STOCK RAISING;
GROWING COTTON AND TOBAC
CO; 8 GOOD MULES, WlT'{ MORE
FIRST-CLASS HAY, CORN AND COT
TON SEED IN BARNS TO DO THE
PLACE; POLAND CHINA HOGS;
FEW HEAD OF CATTLE AND MOD
ERN FARM IMPLEMENTS; SCME
GOOD CROPPERS WHO HAVE
BEEN ON THE PLACE SEVERAL
YEARS, AND HAVE SOME MONEY,
CORN, ETC.
A. K. FISHER
ABBEVILLE, GA, R. F. D., NO. 2,
H4-14t-pd.
Suwanee Camp No. 16467
MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA
meets every Monday night at 7:30 in
the Elk’s hall over Heard €&rocery
Company. Visiting Woodmen wel
come,
S. M. WATSON, Venerable Consul.
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HOUSE MOVENG
CONTRACTING AND BUILDING &
776 Third Ave., West Cordele, Ga
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Nice Picture Framing here
at home, better and cheaper.
E. R. OYERBY
Pate Building - Cordele, Ga.
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..THAT’S OUR BEST BRAND
OF FLOUR—A FINE ARTICLE
AT A LIVING PRICE, -
GENUINE SIMON PURE
LARD IS HERE AGAIN. LET
TS SEND YOURS UP WE
ARE HAPPIEST WHEN SERV
ING YOU.
i Jake Sheppard
s PHONE 323,
Let us teach your dollar to have
more cents.
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City Shoe Shop §
SHOE REPAIRING OF ALL b
KINDS AT REASCNABLE i
PRICES Ej
SEWED ON SOLES 65 to 755 §
WORK GUARANTEED. E.
Next deor to Citizen's Bank. *:
Eighth street, Cordele, Georgia. E:
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i Barber Shop
! G. W. RAINES, Proprictor.
Sanitary Barber Shop—four
first-class barbers. Fixtures and
service most up to date.
Looking G! |
ooking Glasses |
RESILVERED ’
Work done on short notice
and guaranteed. Very
! reasonable prices.
’ PHONE 80
L I T ST T TR S T AT AL T AT O T AT
MONEY TO LEND
On good city property and improved
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Office over Cordele Hardware Co.,
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General Francis H. French.
General Charles G. Treat
General Eben Swift.
The American army, which has the
Lest educaled officers in the world
(with the pessible exception of the
(icrman army), now has three new
zenerals, Cclenel Francis H. French
f the T'wenty-first Infantry, has been
rromoted and will' succeed General
Granger Adams as chairman of the
Joard to investigate rapid-fire arms,
»f which the United States will pur
hese $12,600,000 worth. Colenel Eben
Swift, statoned at the army service
ichool at Fort Leavenworth, will suc
seed Generel John J. Pershing, who
hecomes major general in succession
‘o the late Major General Albert 1..
Miiis. Coienel Charles G. Treat, of
he fiel dartillery, will become a
Sricadier to succeed General F. W.
sibiey, retired. He is now of the gen
ral stafl and vice president of the
var college. ’
WILL ERECT BRIDGE
ACROSBS €T. MARY'S RIVER
“ridge Will Connect Georqia and Flor
ica Ends of the Dixie Highway.
The contract has been let to the firm
f Mizell & Chadwick of Jjacksonville,
o construct the 60-foot steel span
wress the St. Mary's river near Folk
ton, Charlton county, at the ‘boundry
{ine helween Georgia and Plorida, and
he state connecting point cn ll;e Dix
o highway.
This division of the Dixie highway
8 known as the central route, “more
mileg and less miles.” the construc
‘on of the Folkston bridge will make
it a ferryless route from Atlanta to
Savannah and will sherten the time
rocord from Atlanta to the Florida
wetropolis.
The bridge will cost $3,494. 1t will
nave a 95-foot wooden approach on
weh side and will accommodate any:
wolume of traflic the popular highway
. may serve it. ‘
News of this project was brought to
the city by Dr. Dallis Williams, of
‘harlton county, secretary of Charl- |
cu county chamber of commerce and
woimoter of the Charlton county prize- |
winning exhibit at the Southeastern
fair. It was one of the most interest
ng exhibits at the exposition, and be
sdes winning many first prizes, at
tracted widespread attention.
PEELING OF POTATOES
BARRED IN GERMANY
Londen, Qctober 25.-—A dispatch to
Reuter's Telegram company from Co
venhagen says:
“The burgomaster of Eckernforde,
Schleswig-Holstein, publishes an urg
ent order against the peeling of pota
tces. The order says the prospects of
chtaining potatoes in the future are
excecedingly small, and that despite of-|
ficial control it is probable that only a
couple of pounds weekly per head will
he obtained. Anyone discovered jypeel
ing potatoes before boiling or throwing
away peelings will be punished by
three months’ imprisonment or a fine
of 1,600 marks. . |
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FOUR MAY OPPOSE HARDWICK.
Atlanta, Oct. 24 —There is a good
deal of comment and speculation on
the next race for the United States
Senate, in which it is rumored Con
gressman Adamsoeon, ¢. Murphey Chan
‘dler, G. Ogden Persons and W. J. iar
ris may all be candidates in opposition
fo Senator Thomas W, Hardwick when
he stands for reelection.
—Savanunah Press.
One of the large railways in [ndia
is experimenting with steel passenger
cars lined with \'\")13(1 that is insulated
against the heat (T the metal with as
bestos. §
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FOR GEORCIA ROADS
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STATE ROAD CCMMISSIONERS
WiLL GO TO WASHINGTONM IN
INTEREST OF STATE ROADS.
Atlanta, Cct. 25—With the purpose
of submitting to the federal authori
ties the eight propesed highway pro
jogis for Ceorgian and obtaining tim'
esovernment cfficials approval of them
so that work can he started by Jan
nary 1, Judge T. E. Patterson, chair
man of the state highway commis- |
gion, and C. M. Strachan, of Athens,
aleo a member of the commission
il léave Atlanta Monday evening for
Washington.
The eight projects to be submitted
are those planned for the next six
months., They htve been approved by
‘he commission and by the authorities
in the varions counties, which they
iraverse, Judge Patierson and Mrs.
Qtrntchan will confer in Washington
with L. W. Page, director of public
rcads and Secretary of Agriculiure D.
. Houston, who represents the gov
arnment in the opportionment of the
fedcral highway funds.
ollowing are the projects which
have been agreed upon and which will
he begun as soon a% they are ap
aroved by federal authorities: The na
tional highway between Atlanta and
Mizcon: Columbus to Dawson through
Chattahoocchee county; Federal high
way from Auvgusta via Athens to At
tanta; Dixie Highway from Mcßae to
Savanpreh: from Douglas via Wayeross
to Brunswick; From Macon via Eaton
‘orf to Madison; Georgia-Alabama high
way from Rome via Summersville to
Menlo: from Bainbridge via Quitman
and Valdosta to Savannah. Many sec
tions of these highways are at pres
snt in excellent condition and the new |
work will bring them up to standard
required.
TRIAL OF COMMERCIAL NA
TICNAL BANK POSTPONED
Macon, Oct. 25.—Becanse important
witnesses for the government could
not be here on October 30, the trial of
the Commercial National Bank cases
has been postponed by Judge Wal
lace W. Lambdin, of the federal court
from October 30, until November 2.
Arguments on demurrers will be
heard tomorrow.
Officials of the bank which was ab
sorbed by the American Mational, are
charged in ten indictments with ab
straction and making false entries.
CONSISTORY TO BE HELD
TO CREATE CARDINALS
Rome, October 24—Pope Benedict
has deecided to hold a secret consis
cry December 4 and a public consis
ory December 7 at which he will cre
vte rew cardinals. The red hat will be
sonferred on Monsignor Count Raffael
Seaninelli, former papal muncioc at
Vienna, and Monsignor Freuwirth,
‘ormer munico at Munich. Monsignor
Fruewirth will be replaced at Muinch
v Monsignor Avera, papal muncio in
Zrazil. who is now on his way to Rome
At the congistory Pope Benedict will
leliver an allocution in which he will
liscuss the Rueropean situation and
yray for a cossation of the war.
In Assam an ocath is taken standing
vithin a rope circle, to imply a wish
o perish as the rope does if the wit
ness does not tell the truth.
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Ah! What relief! Your clogged nos
trils open right up, the air passages of
your head are clear and you can breathe
freely. No more hawking, snuflling,
mucous digcharge, headache, dryness—no
struggling for,breath at night, your, cold
or catarrh is gone. 5
Don’t stay ‘stuffed up! Get o small
bottle of | Ely's. Cream Balm from your
druggist ‘now. /Apply a little of this
fragrant, antiseptic cream in your nos
¢rils, let it penetrate through every air
passage of the head; soothe and heal
the swollen, inflamed mucous membrane,
i:'rving you instant relief. Ely’s Cream
3alm js just what every cold and ca
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ATTENTION !
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Telephone Subscribers
It has come to our attention
that there is being offered for
sale in this city an auxiliary
telephone receiver, or other de
vice, which may be attached to
the telephones of this company.
This is to advise subscribers
that equipment furnished by
the company is modern and ad
equate and eannot be improved
by attachments that may be of
fered for sale. We also direct
vour attention to the terms and
cenditions of your contract,
which forbids that any foreign
attachuments be made either to
the lines or instruments of this
Company.
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Sguthern Bell Telephone
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And Telograph Company
THE CORDELE DISPATY H, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25, 1916,
CAL. FOR WEEKLY
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EDITORS 1S ISSUED
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SRESIDENT J. C. MAULIFFE ASKS
GEORGIA -ASSOCIAVION MEM
RERS TO MEET iMN MACON NOV.
—PAPER SITUATION IS TO BE
DISCUESED.
2tlanta, Cct. 24, —Pregident J. C.
aenuliffe, of the Gesrgia Weekly
Uress Association, today issued a call
*or o meeting of the aspsociation to
1o held in Macon Saturday, November
4. the husiness \session to be held at
the Lanier hotel at 19 o’clock in the
morning. A barbecue dinner will be
cezrved to the members of the press
s=gociation at the state fair grounds
~nd the afternoon and evening devoted
to “fun and frolic.”
The business discussion will be de
voted principally to the question of
e shertaze of white print paper, and
the fact that this scarcity is almost
forcing the smaller papers out of bus
iness.
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TO HEAR CATTLE TICK CASE.
injunction Hearing to. Take Place Be
fore Judge Themas. This Week.
Thomasville, Qct. 24—It is proba
“le that the hearing for an injunction
in the “cattle tick” case for Thomas
county will come up before Judge
W. li. Thomas of the superior court
here. This hearing was set for Thurs
dav of the past week, but owing to the
inability of some of the attorneys in
the case to bhe present it was post
poned. Judge Thomas could not say
exactly when the hearing would be
held, but theught it would be within
ihe next two days. This is the in
iunction sght by those opposed to
the conapulsory dipping of cattle to
rogtrain the enforcement of the law
'y the matter and the case for those
seeking the injunction is in charge
of J. Gordon Jones, of Cordele.
CH!LD HIT BY A TRAIN DIES.
Little Roscoe BRarber Succumbs to In
juries Received at Cairo.
(Cairo, Oct. 24—Little Roscoe Bar
her. who was hit by an A. C. L. freight
train here yvesterday afternoon, died
in o local hospital this morning at
A o’clock. The little boy never re
| zained consciousness after being giv
ivn the cother yesterday afternoon and
shysicians say that there was evident
1w some internal injurv wihich caused
his death. The funeral was held from
the home this afternoon at 3:30 o’clock
lihe Rev. J. A. Wynn, pastor of the
| mirat Bantist church. offi%iating, inter
!'.'.mnt being at the Cairo cemetery.
FARM LOAN BOARD IS
MEETING IN RICHMOND
Richmond, Va., Oct. 23.—The fed
eral farm loan board opdned its hear
ing here today with agricultural, bank
li:‘.;: and commercial interests repre
|:'outml. All members except Secre
tary McAdeo were present.
l Although Petershurg, Va., is a vig
orous applicant, Richmond is support
l;ng: Raleigh, N. C., which backed
| Richmond for the regional reserve
| bank. :
' Cole’s Hot Blast Heaters make a big
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ANNCUNCED FOR MACON
Macon, Oct. 24—That 2 new nation
&l bank with at least $200,000 capital
vill be orzanized here was the state
rient of L. . Hillyer, who resigned
faturday as vice president of the
American Naticnal Bank. He organiz
¢l the American National in 1891, and
i one of the most widely known bank
erg in the south.
The proposition has been under way
for some time, but announcement was
vithheld pending the result of nego
t'ations of Mills B, Lane and associates
for controlling interest in the Ameri
can National. Soon afte? it became
known that the deal had been consim
mated, Mr. Hillver announced that
the new bank will be formed.
SUITS AGAINST PINEHURST
MAN SETTLED TODAY
Macon, Oct. 24—Upon the payment
cf %4,000 and waving his right to an
czemption of $1,500 the suits against
I, A, Peavy, a Pinehurst merchant,
were withdrawn in the United States
court by crediwrs Saturday.
An inveluniary petition heing filed
cgainst him in January, 1915, creditors
claimed that after that date he trans
ferred certain assets, and they brought
guit to cancel the deeds.
POPE CONGRATULATES :
PRESIDENT WILSON
Rome, Qctober 24.—Cardinal Caspar
ri, papal secretary of state, today in
structed Monsignor Bonzano, aposiolic
delegate at Wachington, to present to
President Wilson the congratulations
of Pope Benedict upon the president’s
escape from the attempt made upon
him at Pittsburg. ;
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Commencing Sunday, June the 18th,
1916, trains will arrive and leave Cor
cele at following time:
ATRRRIVE CORDELE.
No. 1, Daily, from Albany and
Gonneections ... aos o 0138 pm
No. 5, Daily, except Sunday,
from i Albany ..i.... e o 6435 pm
No. 2, Sunday only, from Al-
Dany e e iebedh pm
LEAVE CORDELE
No. 4, Sunday only, from Al-
Bany . o .90 obram
Mo. 6, Daily except Sunday for
Albany & L .v i e 28200 am
No. 2, Daily, fcr Albany and
Connectibns . .io.sh wani 52115 pm
%rains 1 and 2 make direct connec
tions with trains of all lines at Albany.
At Cordele with S. A, L. trains East
and West; G. S. & T, trains North and
South; A. B. & A. trains Fitzgerald
and Waycross. .
Trains 5 and 5 are mixed local trains.
R. L. LUFFMAN, R. E. DAVIS, .
~ "T'icket Agt., Traific Mgr.,
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