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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 16, 1905)
S Ht/ Hats, . Shoes, . Clothing. $5,0001 * medium price STAPLE GOODS—within the reach OF ALL. 1 I Jjbjatfc.. Bought in the best markets of the country for Cash—Now ready for your selection. Hats ot all kinds, in job and p Sm*';*?* H S sample lots from 25c to 82 00 each. Also Stetson’s “No Name” hats for men. shoes of all sizes and kinds from A.. / 1 i,i Childrens’ solid leather shoes sizes 4 to 8 at ooc, to Selz Royal Blue for men at $3.50 and $4. —Good as other 85. lines. | tjfXß About 800 Suits Clothing. Special Job Lot of 25 Coats | fill Boys’ Bto 17, - - - - to *5.00 each n'Jl'ZSh I 4 \oiitlis 14 to P), ... - So. to SIO each . ... . . . ... | jtM it ion do not liny the Above Lines from us, we will g a 11 Me,, s :{4 t 0 42 ’ * ' ‘ * 5 - tw Sl ’’ w,rfl Both Lose Money. 9 U ftf l 4 Among this lot can be found some Excellent Value# in a Oia ......I, . _ ~ *. .. , , , , , k AW ;[ja Ilium und Blacks, all high-grade material, from 1(4 1 11 your cotton in Alley, and luiy your goods from us. We have the | a ’jj Several Odd Suits from - - $5. to $B. Suit Best Cotton Market in the County. | W. J. & T. A. PETERSON, (THE BRICK STORE) AIEEY, GEORGIA. I i . Om Patrons will Always Find us Up-to-Dute on Quality, Style and Price. 1 Th\e Monitor.! PUBLISIII I) EVERY THURSDAY. OFFICIAL ORGAN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Entered at the PontoUlcr In Mt. Vernon, (la. ns Second Class Mall Matter. D. W. FOLSOM & SON. Ed*, mid Prop*. SI.OO Per Year. •e-Legiil nilviitiN) inentH nniHt iuvaiUhly lie |iniil in advaneo, at I lie legal into, Kiel as tie- law direct.; Kiel must lie in hand not later tlimn Wedne*da> morning of th« drat week of insertion. Mt. Vernon, Georgia, Thursday Morning, Nov. 16, 1905. I" 1,1,1 Joe Hill Hall toll*on the boys in The interests of Montgomery n very convincing way; but it may county are of far more importance take another period of ten years to our people than the boosts the to get all the people t<> see it his candidates for governor are now way. Vote for your choice for govern or. If some other candidate has proven him a had egg, he has probably done the same tiling for the other fellow. As an object lesson in co-opera tion, we respectfully refer all vis itors to our section to the magni ficent buildings and edit >! of the' Union Baptist I net itnio. The Huw kinsville Dispatch-Nows :a making inquiry as to what is ■ ues art involved in the present gnh-rnatnrinl campaign. About he only tiling on tlu> surface, so - *0 play the Eli and get > < >vor 1 lie 'act that . ’id tea I hair-! pu!.‘ :• i uch an l n: grll compared w;- : ; lie IV 1 ' oy scrap 1)0- tweon tin MeCi. faii and llearst forces m New Y >rk. It will lake fiir more than all the power thnt. can lie concentra ted in any one man, governor or what uot, to bring about all the reforms wo need in Georgia. The work must commence lower down than the governor's chair. We had Hoke Smith on Thurs day, Jot* Hill Hall on Friday, and i the circus is coming next Monday, j If Dick Russell and Funner .1 mi Smith could happen along the' next week, we would gel through to Christmas all right. Many of our representative cit- 1 ixens have been in attendance at | Montgomery superior court this week. Montgomery county has a good sized army of prosperous farmers, aud new ones are moving into our borders every week. The state fair in Atlanta was n decided success. The poultry show with 2200 birds on exhibi- | tion and tlie greatest live stock show ever given in the South, were among the features that speak well for Atlanta 'e enterprise. ( seeking in our midst. Don’t tear j your shirt in an effort to elect ! | your favorite, as you w ill not I know thirty days after the winner j is in office a difference of two cents j in the management of the state’s; affairs. # We expect the grand jury of Montgomery's superior court, now | i in session, with Judge Martin midi Solicitor-General Graham co-op-j 'crating, to do more for the ad vancement of our temporal and moral interests than all the can didates now scrambling for the governor’s place, if they could all he elected and serve at the same t ime. lion. Rufus K. Lester, the vet-j eran congressman of the First j I).strict, who lias served his peo ple faithfully for sixteen years,! I lias announced positively that hej will not nil- again for the place, j The younger aspirants, who have long been champing the hit, can! now prance out on the track and let out their t licks. AWAY FROM HOME. While the well conducted news paper is appreciated in the vicinity where it is published, the full ex tent of such appreciation is felt I by those who leave home. That distance lends enchantment is proved l>v the many words of praise found in the letters which contain the checks for renewal of subscriptions. When a man pulls up stakes and shakes the dust from his shoes from the old home to seek pastures new, says the Gloucester (Mass,) Times, lie naturally has a hanker ing to know what is going on at the place he lias left behind, who is getting married, the business {changes, the improvements and the many other items of local interest which u well conducted paper furnishes. Iho home paper forms an im j portant connecting link between j the home left behind and the present abode, and when the time comes for a visit home the persons who have kept j>osted on the old home take keen enjoyment in look {ing up the changes of which they ; j have I*een kept cognizant. TIIE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—iriURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1005. STATE PRESS COMMENTS j j . Waycross Herald: —Many thou-! i sand of homo-seekers and laborers jj . are coming south 1 his winter. We I j have room for them and they are welcome. I law kinsville Dispatch-News : We are awfully afraid that the i “Atlanta spirit” will be consider ably frazzled on the edges before the gubernatorial race is over. ! Savannah Press:—Macon con- 1 tends that it is the natural point r ! fora state fair. Macon has gotten i the fair business down to a fine i point. I Telfair Enterprise:—The Enter prise is in favorof white supremacy ;in Georgia. There are only two j methods of maintaining such a condition —<a white primary, ora I 1 law disfranchising the negro. The . Enterprise prefers the white pri- • inary as a means, hut it must be • n fair w hite primary and not simp ly a ring—manipulated machine affair. Atluntn Constitution :-Io antic- • i ipat ion of the test ive Thanksgiving ’ season, cranberries have risen to j sll a barrel. This is not caleula- ( ted to occasion thankfulness. i Macon Telegraph :—The t lection * j returns do not seem to have thing J i any thick gloom around the White ( House. Teddy is especially torn! , of a boss and boss game. < Atlanta Journal:—They're bin- 4 ming the farmer for the high prices | of Thanksgiving Day fare. What 4 can you expect linn to do when < everybody w ants to eat turkey and i nobody w ants to raise t urkey? * Americus Times-Record.: Thos> ( farmers who hold cotton may t ' filially sell at lower prices: that i a is a part of the speculator's risk: but wiiiU* they are holding they give strength to the market, help ing to sustain it while the bulk of, ! the crop is gradually marketed. , Tattnall Times:—This paper w ishes to go on record for the odu- 1 'cation of Georgia hoys and girls. ; The mass of people are to blame ; for allowing Georgia children to grow up in ignorance. Savannah News:—Thu Confed erate Veterans of the state w ill i hold their next reunion in Savan nah. This city w ill extend them a cordial, hearty welcome, and make them glad they decided to i be her guests. Fence for Sale. Good w in' fencing at SIOO per mile while it lasts, if you want J a bargain see me at once. A. B. Hi reHKsoN. Horses and Mules. To those desiring to buy horses or mules l desire to sav that 1 will be in Mt. Vernon by Decem ber 10th wit a ear load of fine stock. You should see them. My prices will be right. J. M. Brooksher. , A Now and Complete Map of Georgia Show ing all of the New' Counties FREE j With a Full Year’s Subscripton to The Savannah M eekly v 1 NOWS and The Montgomery Monitor All for $1.75 | • : • • • : • - -•••-• • • • L. C. UNDERWOOD, ATTORNEY AT LAW. f V Practitioner in all Courts, Stale y . and Federal. ji K M Real Estate Agent, Farm a! Lands a Specialty. . . . . » <• j j niT. VERSON, QA. j : !■*»_*&- *4 l r4*_s!i_s42ji47 xi/ s-i* <* | [money" Tol-OkM] ON FIVE YEARS A j TIME AT SEVEN k Pr. Ct. 1.-ITEREST £ 4 On Improved Farms in Jlontgom- & , cry net adjoining counties in amounts C A oi SIOOO and over, and al S|n r cent, on |r loans ol less than jlllUO. . .A No Commission or brokerage charged. 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