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limes, the tonic value of which is ]
recognized by leading health au- , ‘
thorities, Lime Cola is invigorat- ;
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H. F. CORBETT
PLUMBING AND HEATING
Repair Work Proemptly Attended to
124 Ninth Avenue Opposite Light Plant
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CORDELE, GA.
A lady enstomer who Knows the value of Stead’s
Cold Tablets, sugeested that we remind sufferers
from summer colds of the oreat value of this remedy.
Stead’s Cold Tabiets have stood the fest twenty
vears, They are cuaran cod and there is no hetter
cold remedy.,
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Let us demonstrate to you how valuable Campbell’s can be
' in making floors, chairs, tables, etc., look like new again.
It is the original finish that stains and varnishes with one
sweep of the brush.
Dries hard with a durable gloss that can be rubbed or polished.
Wears well, never settles in the can and is hot- and cold-water
proof.® o - . ®
Comes in fourteen colors to please your individual fancy.
Come in to-day. 3 -
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‘ Residents of Texas Town Told to Turn
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‘ ties at Once. :
Longview, Texas., July 13.—Martial
law was declared today in Longview
and the rest of Gregg county ag a re
suit of race trouble here precipitated
by a fight early Friday between white
men and negroes, and marked by the
slaying of one negro early today uftm‘%
he had resistad arrest. There was no.
forther disorder today. ‘
Brigadier General R. H. McDill, of
Dallas, returned to Longview m(luyl
and immediately took command witn‘
more than 250 cavalrymen of the
Texas naticnal guard under his di
rection,
The proclamation of martial law |
was signed by Gen. McDill and Lieut ]
Col. H. O. Smith, representing the
state adjuntint general’'s department.
All residents of Longview were giv
en untii 8 o’clock tonight to turn in |
their fire arms to the military authori
ties. .
I"urther arrests are expected tomnor
row in connection with the clash Fri
day between negroes and white men,
which resulted when a group of whites
went in search of S. L. Jones, a ne
gro schoolteacher accused of writing
an article appearing in a negro paper
dercgatory to a whote woman of this
county. The negros arrested Friday
have not been removed to another city
a 8 had been planned,
The negro killed early today was
Marion Bush, sixty years old, father
in-law of Dr. C. H. Davis, accused with
Jones of being a ringleader of the ne-
Zroos. Beth Jones and Davis are
misgsing.
The sheriff and a deputy had gone
to Bush’s home to arrest him. After
mild!ly protesting, they assert, the ne
aro went into his home, reappeared
with a pistol and shot at them five
times.
PUTNAM LANDS SOARING
Dennie Dairy Farm is Sold for $50,000,
and Wingfield Home for $12,000.
Eatonton, July 13.—Two recent land
lales of more than local interest have
just beon clesed at top notch prices
for Putnam coanty lands. “Glen Den
vig,” the celebrated dairy farm of
John T. Dennis, known widely for its
cream and butter, has been purchaserd
hy Cashier K. W. Ingram, of the Mid
dle Georgia Bank, and A. D. Freeman,
a well known planter, of this county,
formerly of Butts county. The pur
chase price was $50,000.
The eold Wingfield home, containing
one hundred and twenty acres, has
just been purchased zy J. D. McAllis
ter, a farmer of East Putnam. The
purchase price was $12,000. * Both
sales make record prices for Putnam
county land and caused wide interest.
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PBOFESSIONAL CARDS
Wm A. DOWNS,
Vetereniary Surgeon
Office Pless & Williams. Phone 242.
Office Phone 242, Res. Phone 139
Miss Elizabeth Craig Cobb will open
a vocal studio in Cordele Seprember
Ist. I'or information communicate
with Miss Cobb, 505 South Leet St.,
Americus, Ga.
CRUM & JONES, LAWYERS, Prac
tice in all courts, State and lederal.
CORDELE, GEORGIA
b DAV_IS. Attorney-at-Law. Office
Phone 130, Farm Loans at 6%% in
terest. CORDELE, GA.
United States Court Practice.
A. 8. BUSSEY, Lawyer. State and
OFFICE OVER EXCIIANGE BANK
Cordele, Georgla
THOS. J. McARTHUR, M. D.—special
Attention to Surgery and Gyniecology.
CORDELE - o GEORGIA.
SMITH AND GRESHAM
LAWYERS-—Practice in State and
IFederal (‘ourts —Farm Loans
Nogotiated.
Oneal Build'ng Cordele Ga
DR. A. H. KENDALL—DEXNTIST
Special attention to Gum diseases and
the correction of crooked teeth.
Phoneg 40. Holmes Bldg.
CORDELE, GA.
DR. 8. F. WIILIAMS—SpeciaI atten
tion given to Diseases of Women and
Children
WATT-HOLMES BLDG.
Shone 177. Cordele, Ga:
|DR. BYRON DANlELS—Practice
"limited to the office m treatment of
i diseases of the stomack, and other
{hr:m('h(‘s of internal medicine
{ Tls equipment for treatments s
| most modern and includes such meth
{ods as X-Ray, various electric treat
iments. vibration, electric light, super
heated hot air, needle, sprays and
‘Scottish douche baths.
lHarmon Building, Cordele, Georgia.
TEY, CORDELE DISPATCR
WANT ADS
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FOR PAICE 0F TiG
WANTED—To vent four room houss,
Phone 67, S. .. Ryals Co. il
KODAKS:—And Fresh Films, at Jen
nings Drug Store. 1-Itf.
WE ARE PREPARED-—To do your
heavy hauling. FPhone 152. S. J. Hill
QUICK LOANS-—-Made on hoth city
and farm lands. See C. M. McKenzie
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LOANS—Large or small, prompt ser
vice, low interést, small commission.
W. C. WINFREE. 1-Btf
FOR SALE OR SWAP-—One Baby
Grand Cheverolet touring car, runs
good for the price, will sell for si2s.
one half cash balance terms to suit.
(Cerdele Steam Vulcanizing Co., phone
229, 7-9-6 t.
WANTED—Desirable farm ioan ap
plications. Interest § 1-2 percent W.
C. Winfree. 10-22 t f.
FURNITURE—I buy and sell second
hand furniture ¥. C. Call Phone 9082
417 Twelfth Ave. 2-12tt
FOR*'SALE OR SWAP-—One Dort 1918
model in Al condition, runs good,
looks good. Price $495, half cash,
terms to suit for balance. Cordele
Steam Vulcanizing Co., Phone 229.
7-9-6 t.
WANTED-—-To show you the govern
ment's discovery for destroying boll
weevils, Palmer-Jones Co. 6-18-26 t
BUGGIES AND HARNESS—We
handle the famous Jackson G. Smith
Barnesville Buggy. See us when you
are in the market for a buggy. HURT
& WILBANKS.
FOR ESALE OR SWAP—One Baby
Saxon roadster, runs good, looks good.
rice $325, one half cash, balance on
terms to suit. Cordele Steam Vulcan
izing Co., phonec 229. 7-9-6 t.
FOR SALE—Seven room cottage
corner Seventeenth ~ Ave and Fifth
street. One-third cash, balance reason
able terms. W. F. Markert. 7-6-26
OLD HATS—Made new see 1. L. Bul
'lingt(m at W. H Ross’'s Pressing
Club. I clean and Block Hats and
dye your clothes by Steam. 7-7-26
FREIGHT CLAIMS —Regulation Rail
road Administration blanks can be
had at the Dispatch business office.
Get them and cut off six months of
“red tape.” 6-26-10 t.
FOR SALE OR SWAP—One new 1919
model HEssex touring car, made by
the Hudson people. There's some
:lass to this little car. Speed, spced
then some., We must hand it to the
Hudson on this job. It's a real auto
mobile. Cordele Steam Vulcanizing
Co., phone 229. 7-9-6 t.
GIVE THIS MAN EMPLOYMENT—
The local Board wants to place a
good steady young map in some em
ployment in (“fdr(l'elc to retain him
here. If you have work for him,
Call the Dispatch Phone 30 7-11-6 t
the Indian
The Indian naver liked work but he
wanted his squaw to get well as soon as
possible so that she could do the work
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Women who are worn out, who suffer
from pain at regular or irregular intervals,
who are nervous or dizzy at times, should
take that reliable, temperance, herbal
tonic which a doctor in active practice
prescribed many years azo. Now sold by
druggists, in tablets and liquid, as Dr.
Pierce’s Favorite Preseription.
Send 10c¢. to Dr. Pierce's Invalids’ Hotel,
Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package.
JAcEsoN, Miss.—Dr. Pierce’s Favorite
Prescription 15 a good medicine and I
have recommended it many times to
women who suifer. This medicine was a
great comfort to me after motherhood.
The doctor seemed unable to give me any
relief or help, but I had very prompt
relief as soon as I started to take the
i *Preseription.’ It cured me of my troubie
and restored me to a perfect state of
l health. and that is why I do not hesitate
to speak a good word fer Doctor Pierce's
lavorite - Bte.mripti(%ln W hi‘."“"“r T have
an opportunity. "— Mrs. K. G. JyTHER
LAND, 209 Poiudexter Strect,. - Vit
IS THIRD DEATH TO FOLLOW
ALLEGED FRAME-UP WITH FIN
NEY TO CATCH LAMAR AND
KIMBRELL IN ACT OF ROBEING
8080 STORE. :
‘Macon. July 14— Lonnie G. Strip
ling, former city detective under in
dictment with five others for murder
and accessory, locked himself in the
batfxroom of his home at 761 Poplar
street yesterday morning at 4, o’clock
and blew his bn2ip out with a pistol
Susicide was the verdict of the
coroner’s jury.
Fear of conviction and dread of life
in the penitentiary led to his self
destruction, his brother believe.
He left no dying statement, nor any
note but in a conversation with one
brother, J. A. Stripling. Saturday af
ternoon, less than twelve hours be
fore he shot himself he said. “As
‘surely as 1 go before twelve mep in
Bibb county, I'm going to be con
victed of a crime I'm inocent of. I‘
can’t get a fair trial.” .
He told another brother. G. T. Stripz
ling during the progress of the trial
of his brother officer and “pal,” W.'
0. Swift, who was convicted and
sentenced to life imprisonment under:
the same indictment with Striplingt
“I’d rather be dead than back in jail.”“
Stripling’s body was found in a
pool of blood in the bathroom of hisl
home, after the shot had waked mem
bers of his houshold. His wife was n()t“
in the house at the time of the shootj
ing it was testified at the coroner’s
inquest. It was not developed his
was. She returned two hours afte:
the tragedy. *;
CHATHAM OFFICER SUED FOR
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS
[ IN LUNACY CASES
Savannah, July 13.—A case which
may become of interest to every one
of the 152 counties of the state was
filed vesterday afternoon in the office
of the clerk of the suverior court of
Chattiom county by Major Ceorge H.
Richrer, an attorney, a petition for en
absclute mandamus requiring and
compelling the county commigcioners
to issue an execution and cause the
same to be enforced against L. K. iifel
drim, deputy sheriff of Chathtm coun
ty, for $54 or any other sum paid to
him out cf the county funds fcr trans
perting two persons to the state sani
tarium for lunatics. .
With this case as a specific one he
asks that the officer be forced to pay
back to the county all amounts poid
to him for similar cases during tho
years of 1916, 1917 and 1918. The sum
involved is said to be above $5,000.
The question was brought before the
last grand jury who inquired into the
trials of lunacy cases and cleared the
ordinary’s court of any irregularities.
The matter was then pressed by Maj.
Richter. 5
- durd JesSns 10 2InIXIw ¢ woljg
fuse and bamboo fiber a Trinidad
planter has succeeded in making a
paper equal in quality to the best
wood pulp product.
and let him
hunt, therefore
he dug papoose
raol for her, for
that was their
great remedy for
femalec weak
nesses.
Dr. Pierce uses
the same reot—
called Blue Co
hosh—in his
“Favorite Pre
seription” skiil
fully combined
with other
agentsthat make
it more effective.
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New prices on the Fordson tractor are now in effect and this
wonderful machine ean be had for 750 f. o . b. Dearborn, Mich. :
The progressive farmer who desires to know the advantages of A
this tractor shonld see us now and take advantage of these redue
tions. Nobody knows how long this price will last. You can buy
the Fordson from us. You can see it in our show rooms. We will
be glad to confer with you. 4
You'll have to buy it sooner or later, why not now? Delay means
losses. This is a great money saver and a erop producer.
CORDELE MOTOR CAR CO., CORDELE, GA®
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INDIA TIRES
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Personally Guaranteed for 7,500 Miles
Present users are more than satisfied with the
service from these tires. ‘
Sole distributor for a wide territory for the best
snubber made for the money. Try-a set on your
car. They save springs and add comfort to riding.
Bargains i sceond hand Bell, Maxwells and FFords
S. J. HILL, CORDELE, GA.
Have You
stopped to think how much more refreshing you would
be tor your day’s work this hot weather if an electric
fan was kept going in your room at night to let you get ’
a solid night’s sleep ?
We carry ANYTHING ELECTRIC.
BIVINS ELECTRIC COMPANY
THE ELECTRIC SHOP .
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The market is weak, but we never stop buying. We will pay you
the follow prices for immediate delivery. :
5 Bu. Oat Bags .o - temmemmm———meeee .09
00 LGSy Baes e 0 b eaos o ie Die s O
100 Lb'C: S, M. Bags oot mim e .06
3 BoiFeed Bags .ol oo oo oo .06
2 and 215 Bu. Corn Bags oo m 05
100 Lbs. Sugar Bags oo e .04
aßy Heavy Potato Bags =~ ¢« o 0 oao o 2 g U
old Rags per 100 Lbs. el e Ten e S
oOld Burlap per 100 LibS. oo e .75
Dry Cattle Bones per 100 LDS. oo mmmmoo e 90
Heavy Brass per Lb. oo e o .08
Vhght Buass por b e 0 0 Ll o B
Copper per-Lib: _i o e 10 to 11c¢
old stained, tender and holy Bags bought according to their
value. :
Bring us your hides, auto casings, inner tubes and old cotton, in
fact anything you have to sell. We have nothing but the Cash, will
that do? y
We buy old worn out cars and sell car parts.
S. M. WATSON & COMPANY
G. S. & F. TRACKS CORDELE, GA.
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THE MARK OF QUALITY—DISPATCH PRINTING
MONDAY, JULY 14,1919
IS YOUR
TIRE ALL RIGHT?
If not, we can mend, repair or re
place it, using good materials and
doing good work in whatever way the
exigency requires. Few words will
sum up the whole situation: For all
sorts of bicycle repairing, in a hur
ry or at our leisure, we carry off the
palm.
F. C. BYRD |
121 7th STREET, CORDELE, GA.