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1 AILEV, GEORGIA 1
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THE MOVrOOMF.RY MONITOR—THURSDAY, MAY 27. 10-TO.
ANNUAL PAYMENTS
SATISFY VETERANS.
Atlanta, May 20. —Because of
the return to the minimi payment
plan there has been nu increase
of nearly $20,000 in the money
paid Confederate veterans and
their widows this year. This is due
| to the fact that, many pension-!
j er« who stay out of the state most
of the time would not return home
four times a year to collect their
I installments. Annual payments!
enabled them to collect liy a am
! isle visit, and an increase in the 1
amount dispensed has been the'
renult.
Pension Commissioner J. W.
Lindsey has called on the treas-i
urer for $l,lOO with which to
make new payments on claims'
‘arising since the general distribu
tion earlier in the year.
Warrants for $944,244 have been I
j drawn on the pension appropria
tion, winch is $9b0,000 tor the
present year. The sum of $5,241- j
05 has been turned back into the
treasury as unclaimed, leaviugaj
balance on had of $10,997 05.
The amount distributed last
year was approximately $27,000.
So new claimants can draw on
the balance from this year’s ap
propriation. Ail claims filed now
will l»o taken up next year.
CASE AGAINST CALLOWAY
DROPPED BY CONSENT.
Mcßae, Ga., May 20.—Mr. G.
\V. Callaway, of Telfair county,
who started a near-beer saloon
just, outside the city limits of Mc-
Rae the first part of this year,
some time ago, was indicted for
violating the prohibition law. His
case was called in the city court
this morning. Ho hud summoned
125 witnesses to prove that the
drinks he sold would not intox
icate. The state had only four or
five witnesses. Great interest was
manifested in the case. Just aft
er the case was called Col. Eschol
Graham, his lawyer, offered to
treat with the state, stating that
Caliaway would discontinue the
sale and not sell any more in Tel
fair county nor in five miles of
Mcltae, outside the county, on
condition that the suit, be with
drawn. After consultation of this
offer the state decided to nol
prosse the suit.
Other cases are up. Among them
one against Mr. Fleetwood, form
erly of Macon, for soliciting and
I securing orders for liquor.
The people and the courts are
after the violators of this law in
earnest and radical reforms are
.expected in tins county.
AUGUSTA MAN
KILLS HIS WIFE.
Norfolk, Va., May 25.—1 n the
presence of their little daughter,
Eugene Robbies,a young iron mol-
I tier, apparently insane, killed Ins
wife here today in an East Main
street boarding house kept by the
victim’s twin sister. The weapon
was an ax. Pel files was arrested.
He catpe hero a week ago from
Savunnab, Ga, lfis wife and chil
dren preceded hint from Augusta,
G a.
Pebbles made no statement other
;' than Ut confess his crime and ex
| press a desire to die.
The young wife was killed while
: in the act of writing a letter to
her mother in Augusta, in which
; she told of her hard lot and Peb
: Ides unjustified jealousy.
Pebbles had been unable to ob
tain work in Norfolk and his
: sister-in-law had told hint that
, his family could remain with her
: until he was more fortunate.
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NOTICE QF NOTE.
: GEORGIA —Montgomery county.
All persons are hereby warned
{ against trading for one certain
J promissory note and mortgage
v given to secure the same, given
[ to J)r. J. H- Dees for S(VS.QS, and
i dated about April JtO, 1909, con
t sideration for which said note was
; given having failed utterly. This
5 17th day of May, l‘.K>9.
;; 5204 Toney Cray,
20 Years
W i thHeartT rouble
“Dr. Miles' Heart Remedy has
i cured me of heart disease of
| over 20 years’ standing. I was
| so bad that 1 could not do my
I work, and could scarcely draw
| a full breath without fainting or
| smothering. 'The doctor told me
; he could do no more for me;
then I commenced taking the
i Heart Remedy. I shall never
j forget that night. I slept better
i than f had before in months. 1
j kept right on getting better, un
i til I was perfectly well.”
MRS. LAURA RUSSELL,
Logan, lowa.
When the heart action is
weak, it fails to pump the blood
through the lungs with sufficient (
! rapidity. Then the lungs do not
absorb the proper amount of j
I oxygen, although they may be ,
taking in a normal amount of 1
air. The result is shortness of
breath, smothering spells, diffi- |:
; cult breathing, oppressed feeling
: in chest. Dr. Miles' Heart Rem
; cd} strengthens the heart nerves
| and muscles, and in this way
increases the circulation.
Get a bottle from your drug
gist. 'l ake it according to direc
tions, and if it does not benefit
he will return your money.
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ROAD NOTICE. j
Georgia—Montgomery County.
T. 15. Adams and others having !
| applied for the opening and es- !
t.ftblishmont of a new public road i
at or near J. M. D. McGregor’s j
land about a mile and a-half south ;
of Ailey and running in the di- j
ruction of the Oconee Rriver to j
the residence of L. C. Mcßae. !
Said proposed road having been ;
reviewed by the proper authorities. ;
Application will be granted on the !
first Tuesday in June, 1909, if no ;
good cause be shown to the con- ;
trary. This the 4th day of May, !
1909. J. F. Sikes,
Chr. Bd. Co. Corns.
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CITATION.
Georgia—Montgomery County.
John A. Livingston has in pro- :
perform applied to the under
signed for letters of administra
tion on the estate of Mrs. Mary
E. Livingston, late of said conn- '
ty deceased, this is to cite ullj
persons concerned to he and ap
pear at mv office on the first Mon
day m June,l9o9, and show cause
if any they can why said admin
istration should not he granted as ;
prayed for. Witness my hand ,
and official signature this is the ■
4th day ot May, 1909.
Alex McArthur,
Ordinary M.JC.
, Sheriff Sale.
Oeersiiv—M«ntK»tnf > rv fio'intv.
Will Hu *nkl liefon rlui ccim-t House iloor in
Vt. Veniuu on llte Unit Tnesilav in .tune,
19 SI, between the legal Hoar- of sale, to the
liillht st aiet heat Imhler W cash, certain prop
erty, of which the following is a complete tlc
j Hcii|itii>n:
One certain harvesting machine of
the international Harvester Com
pany's make, together with one rake. [
In good condition. Said property
j lev id upon as the property of J. S.
i Frost to satisfy an execution issued
’ from the City Court of Xlt. Vernon;
in favor of the International Hnr- >
j venter Company, suing for the us. of
A. P. Stone, \* tin* said .f . s . Frost.
Saul property in the po si-simi of
: the said defendant, and written no- :
tice of levy given as required by law.
: Levy made ami returned to me l>y
' K, K. Forrester, deputy sheriff. This
the 4th day of May. t'.kf.).
James Hester.
Sheriff Cjtv Court Ml. V., (is.
M. R. < ftlhoun, A try. for PltT.
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E. M. RAC K LEY
Dentist
Ofiioa over Mfc. Vernon Drug Co.
MT. VERNON. GA.
M. 15. CALHOUN,
At tv at Law,
Mt, Vernon, Georgia.
I BLACKSMITH - SHOP.
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, All kinds Repair Work. Iron!
and Wood. Fine line of Bicycle j
Material on hand. High-Grade
Repair Work on Bicycles, Sewing I
• Machines, Guns, Revoiv *rs and
j Clocks. See me before placing
j your work: 1 will save you money, j
Work promptly and neatly done .
J. SELLERS, : : AILEY, GA. j
1 ABSOLUTE SAFETY 1
(£) w^P'v'*'vvv'v rr J r '%rww'v^w
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C*' 5 ' ! ,on this basis, ana with the assurance ox so'
- 4| cordial and courteous attention, we solicit
(#) r 4 vour patronage. t
JU <j THE UJ. VERNON BANK |
'f'\ Alt. Vernon, Qa. (*)
H VT/VWmttWAWi %.•%/ ItUIUVAVWt wwww%wwvww% , w% , fc^i
J Does it Pay ? I
OF COURSE IT DOES!
| The above' question is frequently jj
! asked in regard to judicious advertising, ij
The answer is ahvavs the saint' —OF i
COURSE IT DOES! I
Wo do not mean by this to say |
I all advertising pa vs, but wc* do sav that ij
JUDICIOUS A L>V KRTISIKG pays and
pays handsomely, It’ you expect your ij
“ads” to bring results you must get ij
them before the people—plaee them in ij
publications which are subscribed to and ij
paid for by the best class of people in |
the territory whore they circulate. I
ij TH E MONITOR
Belongs to this class, and besides, it is ij
lan All-Home-Print, and Me are in po- ij
sit ion to guarantee our patrons results. |
BATES reasonable, and will be j|
furnished on application. v v jj
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| SOUTHERN BUILDERS’ . I
_ 13, S and NO Barnard Street 5
jj SUPFLY'CS. GEORGIA. |
HEADQUARTERS FOR |
j Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mantels, Paints, I
jj Oils, Lime, Etc. |
I Special Agents For «|
Harrison’s “Town and Country” Paints, ij
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED. j|
].\s. l.c.ir.st[an, SOUTHERN BUILDERS’
Manager SUPPLY 00. jj
iij lHs-MO Uaruaru St. SAVANNAH, GA.
IF ALL i
I THROAT & LUNG
| REMEDIES •
QUICKEST, SAFEST, SUREST |
g GOUGH and COLD I
1 CURE I
1 AN& HEALER OF ALL DISEASES OF LUNGS,
THROAT AND CHEST
* CURED BY HALF A BOTTLE !
3? Ball * bottle of Dr. King’s Haw Discovery cured me of the I
V worst cola and cough I ever had. J. R. Pitt, Rocky Mount, N. C.
■ PRICE OCc AND SI.OO
8522x325?: xaa sold awd guaranteed ey iniAiiin ■ ■ n”
Mt. Vernon Drug Co. Rivers Drug Co.
Palmer Drug Store,
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