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WORK
OF BOLL WEEVIL
| Against
Successful.
THE AMERICUS WEEKLY TIMES-RECORDER NOVEMBER 24. 1910
ifttn W. Calvin.)
weevil. The losses
totion growers In Texas
i--«ri*gate millions o
[government estimate fo
loss occasioned by
Loomed to *22.000,000;
1906. *20.000,000;
o 190*. *30.000,000.
lo.s seems to hare
I in 1, i iieiaiia.
WHY NEW YORK MEN TAFT’S JONAH’S TO
JMT MARRY BE THROWN
Troubles Smoothed
Bachelor’s Path.
s T!“ 5 ' d0r ‘' t 1 * et a “ rrl <» " echoed
Archibald Clavering ln respond , 0
Mias Singieyefs inquiry. “that's a co
incidence. Aunt Selina asked me thit
selfsame question In a letter I received
this morning. Why." he mused. “I
don't biro to get married—that's
why."
MUs Slngleyet opened her large eyes
and staretj.
in Cabinet.
Washington. D. C.. November 12.—As
FLORIDA DEEP IN
POLITICS AGAIN
Stockton, Blount and Bryan
Ire Hot After II. WHO W£ ARE
Our Special Holiday Offer
’ Claverlng con-
‘Thata the answer,
which l.a, been most tinned. "Men .with, comfortable ...
a results Is that which comes don't have to get married. Time
11 by burning the am when a man married for a home
Jail, the careful selection That time Is long past. Time wus
use of seed or the earl- when a man married that he might be
surrounded with comforts. That is
now considered ancient history."
“But suppose you should fall
love,” coyly suggested the lady.
Falls In Love Regularly.
“But, my dear lady, t do fall In love
—Justus reguhrly as tt>« spring comes
round." assured'OUverIng. "But why
awaken so sweet a thing ns love by so
sour a thing as marriage I tell you
what you do." heywent on. "Just come
down to my apartments and see why I
don't get married., Get some murried
friend to come along glth you and l;il
ahow 'you about the place. I hunk at
Manny's, you know.'
So Miss Slngleyet and the chaperon
dropped in on (havering one bright,
sunny morning. His “bunk" consisted
of two large rocdfstand bath, furnished
In Napoleonic style. Soft dull grays
predominated!; even tl|e woodwork ln
the suite wis gray satinwood. The
furniture was made of the same costly-
wood. the four-poster bed. the-table
and tbe desk, while the hangings were
of the softest gray velour and
Tallahassee. Flu.. November 22— U/HV UF MAKF THFCF flFFFPQ No other Importers can muke sack
a Sequel to the election results has Already and In full tilt, Florida has "HI "L ITI/lllL IIILoL Ul i LUO fers. The trusu cannot compel us to
come the crippling of President Tail 1 another campaign on her hands and W t buy In large quantities. In dealing with us, you do not pay profit! to mlddlamen. We sail flrst-olass good* at
We are Importers and Distributers of high-grade European and American Wines and
Whskles. Tbe Sweden-Amerlcau Co. Is lnde;»endent of any Traat ,’■> ’
d. generous of-
11 at their prices.
and Hitchcock, and the appolnaiem United States Senator-El'eet Nanoleon Msccantile Agencies, and lie will tell your of our highs landing, or Dave your Express Algent writs' any
Of two or three full ft *. ; , Press Agent ln Cincinnati, ahd sea how well we stand. You can be assured that we will do exactly sa we say. atrt
In their pise toM Wnt* Bonaparte Broward left a vacancy in f Slt y0 ‘will receive the .best of treatment at our hands, ' v,.
street's
ay Kx-
the ranks of the state's officialdom
. . — — TfAlllUIMAl V "Below we reproduce testlmonlasl from a few of our steady customers. We have hundreds
A new deal lias been forced upon the that must be filled by the legislature' ILOIIITIUIilHLiJ more, but selected these because they were from men who are known all over this country.
'President and new men mult come In- In April, and it 1 9 necessary that 0ur goods please them. Don't you think they are worth' a trial by you?
t»/„e administration. Either William the atste'a choice should be named ,'n ■ ■■■■ ' ■ — ■' ■"» ■■■»
■of cotton, proper prep-
1 soil, a liberal use of
[tillzer adapted to the
light cultivation far
m of war-waging In'
I materially hinder the
|hil“ the parasites were
A dd of endeavor, the
Feevils pressed forward
is—the absence of rain
i i factor of more than
Itance and effectiveness.
| cotton known as King.
big boll. Mebane.
,nd Parker figured con.
| the contest and gave
ntisfactlon. King. Park
in' the preferred varle-
1 might present your
i clear Insight Into the
In? them to understand
give were tbe efforts of
officials to the war
evil. and. especially the
| of the slmpller proco-
; seed of the earliest
Al. H. Woods, one of America's most
famous Theatrical Managers, saytt:
•'Enter my standing order for one trai
ls* of whlsgty and “lie "f Sm-dNIi
Pitnelt each uionllt. I propose to be a
steady customer.”
AMen White, of Kansas, as successor ® democratic primary. | Cliff Gordon, the "German Senator,"I Bobby North, one of the stars of,
0 1 nK ‘ r ' of ' lctor Murdork. as John N. C. Stockton, for nearly aj the actor, manager who has made the The Folllea of 1910, says: “I don't lie.
postmaster general Is regarded as quarter of a century the stalwart de-| world laugh, aays: “Have never had ller* I ever bad such good whiskey
prouai e. Herbert Parsons, of New fender of those principles which of better liquors or at better prices. I|as year Private Slock.' lion caa you
torn, is strongly Indicated for a cab-; late were designated as Browardlan; carry them everywhere with me.” I sell If for Abe pricer
Inet position. If Secretary of War Nathan P. Bryan, one of the 1 '
tran,ferr ^ *“ ,:im J K>wprfjI the younger leaders who y ou B ..|j note a,*. w0 have llited a number cf standard wine* and llquora In our order blank. They are. '
parunent aa a reault of a re- have arisen In the Broward faction, one and all, liquors that are lit to grace the sideboard of any home In America. We want to call your especial
organisation, Representative Henry A. 1 and W. A Blount, strong, able and 1 attention to our famous "SWEEBISI1 PUNCH." This Is one of the best hollda yllquors that haa appeared ln years.
Cooper nt*y become secretary of war generally considered a conservative.! 1: ls n * l4e lr0!u a recipe that hat been handed down from generation to generation by tbs Royal Family of Sweden.
" 1 .. _ . . and is now, far the first time, put upon the American market Too much can not lbs said for It. —
mere inree are tne men wno are be-
2 Quarts
MADE 3 M00 ON HIS j fore Florida asking support for the
40.ACRE FARM highest office In their gift
Men who fought for Senator Talla-
And in Addition Got Good Living Off ferro against Broward are today fight- . _
Ike Place. In* for Stockton. Others from th A M, jn »-4-o
(Moultrie Observer.) *ame side are working for Nathan T* AsfUCI I LO
Who says farming don't pay? Bryan and still others for Blount.
Nobody who knows anything about Perhaps the death of Broward has ha l ^““
the aubject. Its effect In calling more forcibly to
Just listen to this record for forty mind that there ls good even ln one
acres of Colquitt county land. Mr. »ho Isa political opponent. And out
C. Clsrk Is the proprietor of the of th'ia. perhaps, has grown a new;
pace In question. This year be had and broader minded sentiment an,
12 acres In corn which yielded Into Florida politics that will look above
bushels and plenty of foJJer. 2', mere petty matters and will seek out
acres he had ln cotton. The yield the man an dthe principle for which
to this waa 7 to 8 bales sea Island cot- each voter stands.
ton and 5 tales abort staple, which ■
thL> will bring over *1,200. In addition LIFE'S MIRROR.
OF ANY GOODS IN THE ASSORTMENT MENTIONED IN ORDER
BLANK. SHIPPED. AH CHARGES PAID, BY EXPRESS
OF ANY GOODS IN THE ASSORIMENT MENTIONED IN ORDER
BLANK. SHIPPED. ALL CHARGES PAP. BY EXPBESS
$1.85
$2.90
.carpet a dull gray axmlnlster wltb a ^ crt *' ,s mentioned he has 13 line
ton. thorough prepara- soft , cur ; ing wWte vlae running h0?B fatt<Mllng - His entire eapens-s Ther e a re lowal hearts, there are
far 'Vhreugh it for the ymr will come within are pure and
p.d and light cultiva- Claverfng, ln a black doth dressing ^ * * * lease him a net proBt of true;
udled the comparative gaKa H n «i,with purple aitin, was eat- ,t C#0 ' 10 * a * nothing-of a good liv- lhtn give to the world the beat you
acreage and crop iD| , The individual .liver ID *' .»n J tae'best will come .back to you.
service was spread before him on his •
is u.v1.1 ■!•». HIT Is 4 Give love, and love to your life will
hr, of non-occupancy
Jdus |vest.
Brins the six years of
I 1898-1903, (the weevil
was not fully un-
f'l. the average acreage
1.371.601 acre*. During
fcupancy, 1904-1909, the
t was 8,721,165 acres,
the last periods of
|lng the six years, 1898-
ve, averaged 2,813,-
slx years of occ t-
tl.» crop averaged
f-an Increase of 269.537
rst mentioned period,
the acreage for the
m-oTupanoy. 1898-1903.
| the acreage averaged
In the period of oc-
11909. the average acre-
acred—an increase
i crop. 1898-1903, aver-
i. In the period 1901-
• raged 664,960 bales
J the annual average of
I These figures exclude
SPECIAL! (35 DAY OFFER!
Tkla applies from Ner. 20lh la Dee. 25th, Inclaslvr, and
will aevrr be repeated.
B Puarts of any goods in our assort- C Qfj
ment, shipped by express - - - <Pv»C/U
And Four Quarlc af any Goods In oor Assortment Absolutely FREE.
iiin
12 QUARTS in the shipment for
s—
$5.80.
gray satlnwood table and his paper luy
beside him.
Ne Wife to Raise a Fuss.
"You see. I was ap late last night,"
he explained as the ladles were usher
ed ln. "Which reminds me, Ml«s
Slnglyet. that there Is another point.
No wife to scold me for being out late,
no wife to scold mo for not getting up
and attending to business, no uasty-
remarks about nty propensity, fot
drinking cold water In Gio morning—
none of that rot. j-'ott see."
“But Isn't It very expensive eating
MOTHER OF NINETEEN Bow.
, J , „ , H J ! . re f"nh Md > a U Ko U re m of l ‘hea«s w'll lrN FAMOUS SWEDEN ANTIUBLiOWOUT MATCHES WITH OUR SPECIAL. OFFER. THESE MAlCiitw!
And llelna So Aonng. Mrs. Kelly Says lhc “ “ ar “ ARE A GREAT NOVELTY AND THEY ALONE ARE WORTH A GOOD PART OF THE TOTAL COST OF THE
She Hopes for Many More. Tl-.elr faith In your word and deed. ORDER. ' —»- -J -*-*.*«-
TXT ORDER TO INTRODUCE OUR LIQl'ORB WE INCLUDE. FREE OF ANY CHARGE), ONE GROSS OF THE
11^1
Philadelphia. Pa., Nov.
Anna Kelly, who li thlrty-flvd years
22.—.Mrs. Gi** tru *h. and your gift will be paid
1: kind,
. . And honor wH3 honor need,
old, but it the mother of nineteen ) j smile that is sweet will surely
children, was hold by Coroner Ford, find
so that ho mKiht Investigate the A smile that ls Just as sweet,
charge that she had caused the death F „ r „ f# „ a mlrror ot klng anJ alave>
of her nineteenth child through ne- T | H Juat what we are and do .
gleet and atarvatlon. Slto entered the Then give to the world the best you
. , , plea that so long as she la the mother' have,
“et .r ested >llr ot »!■•««» children she should not Ahd the best will come back to you.
Oh, no. they thaHe no extra charge 1,6 l ,ro,ec utei.
for senlng up here,” he explained.
APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.
ORDER BLANK.
"And, Coroner Ford.” she continued,
— . . ... "I am but thirty-five yeara old. and >■
Why. the p-ace »mt|d fall If they d J be .f ore i dle i exl>ect t0 b ave many GEORGIA—S-'inter County.
that. Half th e fello^-f eat ln tlA?lr .. Ta the Superior Courtof Said CouO^v:
rooms. Come alonrvver and I’ll ahow * qh The ;»etItlon of J. A. Taylor and J.
V<M Dielr Crf«!»v : « rooms *’ ' Her ,lor> wa8 ' erlfled She Wl * M. Jcnes, bAh of said state and Gentlemen:
3 ^ 1 married when twenty years old and county. resp*tfully shows to tha Find enclosed 9 for wiiloh pleife for-
The suite occupied by 3Ir. Crofby c y W everjr year since. In court the following facts: ward by express tbe following ordor:
proved to be even more elaborate chan four c!Llfl tifr<| v , re H( . r 1st. That they deslr* for themselves. Naaw af G—<».
CPaverings. The room* wore all done . . . .. . . , denart . ,h<,| f associates, successor an J assign.
-. . r . _ - - hua»and drhes for a local depart t0 incorporated under txe
We Pay Express Charges
and guarantee our goods to be Just as represented, is *tated above. Our special four.quart FREE offer 1* limited
to thirty-five days, so get your holiday orders In early so aa to avoid delay, is all express companies are very buey
at title time of the year.
Our offers are the most liberal ever male at any time, at any price, by any firm. If you cannot use
twelve quarts yourself, get some of yuuh friends to Join you In ordering, and divide the shipment when It rqjehee ,
'vou. l ) _ ' 1 *' 9
THESE ARE ANTITRUST PRICES. AND YOU SHOULD TAKE ADVANTAOE OF THEM WITHOUT DELAY,
AS THIS OFFER WILL NEVER BE REPEATED!
Send your order TODAY—NOW! Our bolllty business will he very large, and to lueure prompt shipment
orders should ge sent In Immediately. »
(Tear off Blank and Mall.) (Fill In Blanks Carefully.)
In mahogany, the hangings were of, meDt |tor# of ^ n|wt „ a chl!drMi
o!d b.ue velvet to match the blue vel- f our . een are de ad. and the woman has
vet carpets. About the room «« , alIowed otller per , oa , t0 adopt , h e
bronze statuary, rare painting, and # „ vlnf
valuable vases.
i the facta ln tUa ar-
^a Interest. In the At-
Conference this
fads of a number of
1 may take the trou-
oagh them.
titement attest the
ar waged against the “Crosby e gone." avid Clavering, as
and In Louisiana h is ne showed the ladles about the room,,
to a very gratifying -j fear he's getting ready for a tie-up
vtent. The flgnrea j ust al soon aa a fellow takes to com-
'!ton growers of Mia- ing in at 10 p. m. and getting op at 8 A poet wrote la a tender strain.
|mt. Georgia and the a m. y OU can gamble on it that he's
hot to take time by getting himself In training.'
he protected against "Tie-up." echoed the chaperon,
he swoops down on "Wont's that?”
'Soft music—ring—ball and chain-
life sentence—marriage," enlightened
Cktrerli _
Singer to Slag Ls liable*.
The chaperon stared at him. 'Is that
what 'you call It?" she gasped. “Re
member, Mr. Clavering. I am a married
.woman and very happy-”
A thousand pardons, but It’s the
sad truth. Just ihe same. WDy Just
atop and think. You heal about mar'
rled men running around the country
podng as single men—but I ask yoj.
honestly, as a married woman to single
man—did you ever bear of a bachelor
posing as a marrldl man with a large
family at his heels? Never.”
But speaking of children." Inter
rnpted the chaperon. "Don't you ever
long for the sound of a lullahy. pag
ing a baby to sleep?"
“Ha. tbe management bis looked
after that." announced the satisfied
bachelor as If gaining ground at every
..k, are-ament. "We have a
STOMACH. _/
In Stoaueh Causes
Condition.
Indigestion your
times It actually
[gases that poison the
Stomach Tablets, if
age y»ur ba dstomach
one. Ask Dodson's
|the j )Mt prescription
b and Indigestion ever
J >ter how miserable
'■*- -'U-O-N'A stomach'
mediate relief.
•tomach tablets.
'■1 to cure Indiges-
r> elf or llzilneaa. bil-
°r sick headache.
tablet, if y ou want
loataeh so strong that
h»ar:ie,t meal wlth-
. * ur alsh good, clean.
elemenU
1tablets, one or two
meal, if yon want
11 drowy, tlred-o-.t
j^daoa . Pharmacy.
* •'■‘■t-where. Ask
of M'-D-xa tablets,
trial treatment
I free
k '* 30
-«-!« Co.. Buf-
She'
a hleaaaat taste tor
point af the argument.
Tvro'ean singer In the r" mu runt
whose speciality I« lullabies He al
ways sing, on the right key. and U.
soof is never marred by thttoream-
Irur of ibe !«oiby—ffreit thoifbt. .-a*.
Why. I heard Jlmtn HlcharHon s .If.
singing to her hah" , a ' ."of
^He^ho^mnd tholes HR
him, yet not wholly convinced
single Ilf*' * a *
HER BEST.
(By D. O. Dickens.)
And this was the simple, sweet
train:
•Ttiere's many a woman, east and
west.
Must he In the sunshine to look her
best.'
Aye. poet fair, you bave seen the flush
Kindled by aun-kUs. full to the blush,
You saw the sheen of the golden hair
When sunbeams brushed Its tresses
fair.
You thought but of the hearts that arc
gay sod 'light.
You saw these only. That made you
write:
There's never a .woman, east nar
west,
But must be ln sunshine to look her
(hat
"all 'a man could desire.
jszpiSjrSs
t0 * WR: S »for all
■ ob **• £Zrnz~* *
dayoftals- T *"^.” h ' H OWELL.
X*
JOHN — . . *
D—27, 4. It r *
Hut, oh! I Lave seen when tbe shad'
ows fell.
When sorrow 'descended no tongue
might tell—
Paces more fair for the life storm
swept,
And tenderer «ye» for the tear* they
And natures more beautiful I bar,
For a cloud that waa carlesaly o'er
them thrown;
The touch of a band so soft I knew—
Tt» softer for 'pain It had trembled
through.^ ^
So I know some hearts that are ten
derer far
For the lack of aunahtne. and there
arc
Some women who suffer east and west.
Who love through tho abafdowa to
ai'aw their beat."
So Tired
It may ba from overwork, but
tb* chances are Its from aa In-
nan e and style of the Taylor-Jones
Mile Post Company.
2nd. The term for witch petitioners
ask to be Incorporated Is twenty years,
with the privilege of renewal at the
expiration of that time.
3rd. The capital stock of the cor
poration Is to be *10.000.00, divided
Into , hares of *50.00 each. Petitioners
ask the privilege, however, of in
creasing the capital stock from time
to time not exceeding In the aggre
gate Me sum of *25.000.
4’.b. Petitioners show that one-
tenth of aald capital stock of *10,000.-
00 has actually been paid in.
5tb. The object of said corporation
It pecuniary gain to Its stockholders.
fVtttlcaars propose to manufacture
paint and ereet mile posit In cltlei,
towns, counties and states; to contract
for ' is mllelng or re-milelng of said
territory; to tell advertising space
on said mile posts; and to do each
and every act connected with or nec-
ary to ths carrying on of said busi-
neat.
6th. Petitioners ask the rights In
cident to like corporation*; to sue
and be sued: to bave aadtuae a com
mon seal; to mike by-daws 'binding
on their own members not Inconsist
ent with tbe law* ot tbla state and
the United State*; to receive dona
tion* by gift or will; to purchase and
hold such property, real or personal
necessary to'the purpose
this organisation, and to do all .such
acts at are legitimate to the execu
tion of this purpose.
7th. The principal office and place
ot business of the proposed corpora
tion is to be In the City of Americtis.
said state tod county.
Wherefore, petitioner* prey to be
made a body corporate under the
name and style aforesaid, entitled to
all the rights, privileges and Inman-
Itle, and subject to the labilities fix
ed by law.
ALIJ2N FORT A SOX.
Petitioner*’ Attorneys.
. .1 8. t. Pt SlH."
■ *. A. PORT, d
■b, A hHlHkV. ■
H. A. BLU kBERRY.
A. A. PRIVATE »T04 ET
I C A. (URN WHISKEY. -
SHIPPING DIRECTIONS.
Remit by U. 8. or Express Money Order, or by Curren
cy. If you sand personal chock, add 25c for collsctloa.
Name 1
*•
Ex|>rr„ Ofilrr
R. F. D. *r SL N*. v '
4'onnly stale
Address jour envelope plainly to
THE SWEDEN-AMERICAN COMPANY,
Original charter filed In office, No
vember ISth, 1910.
H. E .ALLEN.
Clerk Superior Court.
Swedea-Aaieriraa Building.
IMPORTERS AND DISTRIBUTORS
DrpL 8 It.
CINCINNATI, OHIO.
Statement of the Condition of the
BANK OF LESLIE,
Located st Leslie, da, al the Close of
Ba,loess NsAI* WM.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts .. .. *53.949.65
Demhnd Loans 2,300.00
Overdrafts 765.15
Banking House 4.169.44
Furniture and Fixtures .. 1.634.3*
Other Real Estate 1,500.00
Due from Banks and Banksrs
In the State 2,013.43
Dae from Banks and Bankers
ln Other States 3151.25
Currency 2,*16.00
Gold 130.00
Silver. Nlckles and Pennies 906.67
Checks a»d Cash Items .... 13,166.9
Interest Paid 695.09
Depositor's Guarantee Fund 3.924.31
Total
*89,5*1.21
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock Paid In .. .. *15,000.00
Undivided Profits. Less Cur
rent Expenses and Taxas
Paid 9.1*3.47
Individual Depoalta Subject to
Check 51,137.95
Time Certificate. 3.631.57
Cashier's Checks 575.22
Bills Payable, including Time
Certificates Representing
Borrowed Motley 19,400.00
Total
*89.531.21
GEORGIA—Sumter County.
I. 8. R. Hers. Deputy Clerk of tie
Superior court in and for the county
I LIVER
GEORGIA—Sumter County. ,
Before me came J. L. Amason.
of Sumter, do hereby certify that the Cashier of Tbe Bank of Leslie, woo
above and foregoing Is true and cor- being duly sworn, sirs that th* above
rect copy of the application for char- and foregoing statement Is a true con
fer of file In my office ot Taylor-Jones ditioa of sal* Bank, at shown by th*
It adds a hundred par cent to
one* canting capacity.
It can he kept In healthful action
by, and only by
Tutt’sPills
TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE.
Mile Pott Company.
Witness my ofBclil signature and
tall of sail coart. this, the lStb day
of Sovember, 1910.
& R. HEYS.
Deputy Clsrk Superior Court.
’AtlaWh'a aviation contest
that ska's a very bigh-flyor.
la apologia* for the censu
papem will get more newt.
hooks of file of said hank.
J. U AMASON. Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before ms.
this 19th day of November. 1919.
LUCIUS HARVEY.
Notary Public. Sumter Co.. O*.
Th* man who wish** to got lynched
ijould atari opposition to
bridge parties.
Ktatrmeat of the Condition of Tho
PLAINS BANK,
Located af Ftalas, Ga, al the Cl**# af
Baslaess, November 10, 1110.
Loans snd Discounts *136,116.47
sad Advance*
Demand Loans
Overdraft.
on Cotton
Banking House
Furniture und Fixtures....
Due from Banks and Bank-
art ln th* Stats
Due from Banks snd Bank
ers in Other States
Currency ..
Qold
Silver, Nickels and Pen
nies ..
Checks and Cash Items ...
16.898.16
2,000.00
1.9*7.50
8.491.21
5,436.00
125:00
14)61.26
1,721.06
Tutsi *181.509.76
Liabilities.
Capital Stock Paid In * 25.000.00
Undivided Profits. Isos Cur
rent Expense* and Taxes
Paid 19A39J9
Due to Banks end Bank
er* In this State 15.772.S7
Individual Depoalta. subject
to Check 51,949.92
Time Certificates 53.104.11
Certified Check* 1.000.000
Bills Payable. Including
Time Certificate*, repre
senting Borrowed Money 14,823.50
228,668.')',
Liabilities.
CsjRiI Stack Paid in SIMM*
Individual Depoalta. &Zbject
to Check 1 6866 11
Tim* Certificate*
Certified Checks
Cashier's Check*
Interest and Discount .
Exchange
Total
Total
*181*00.74
STATE OF GEORGIA
8uniter County.
Before me cam* W. L Thomas.
Cashier of Plains Bank, who beln
duly sworn, asyt that th* obovo and
foregoing statement Is a true condi
tion of said Bank, a* shown by books
of SI* In said Bank.
W. U THOMAS.
SwornHAUd subscribed before me
this 19th "Sly of November. 1*1*.
A a KENDRICK.
X. P. S. Co., On.
Statrmrnt of the Condition of the
DcSOTO HANKING ( Oh
I at DeSoto, Gl. at the rlose 9
■Inline"". Nor. 10, 1*1*.
Resources.
Loans and Discounts .!
Overdrafts on Cotton .
Banking House
Furniture snd Fixtures ...
Currency, Gold, Silver
Nickels and Pennies;
Checks and Oath Items...
Median lea* A Hotels Na
tional Bank of New
York
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