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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (May 27, 1909)
!! *t port of Examining Committee. EXHIBIT I). | ; | Attic . :■* md f iming i | >•»rt of th<* General Presentments J ! of May, 1909, Grand Jury.| | I Georgia—Montgomery County. | 'loth" Ibinnrable Grand Jury of -aid Gountv: We. the ; ; coin mitt< r appointed at tin* November Term, HX)B, of said , county, to cxunmio Iho ri rords of tin; various county offices, I ]! beg leave to Mihinit tin following report: ; We ha\• evamlned the records of the offices of the Ordi- ; narv. Clerk of the Superior and City t’ourts, Sheriff, Treasurer ; ; and Couutv flotnniissioners, and find they are correctly kept. I ! \\ ■ hav< examined the book, of tlie County Treasurer, and find ' j! that In Inis received and paid out as follows: ; PAUPF.B FUND. I || Received #1(588 5,18 Overdrawn al Inst report# 88 23 j ! I By vouchers paid 1018 50 ; Treasurer’* Gomtni-sion 49 41 \ y Balance on hand 488 <HI I \\ Total #1(588 88 Total #1(588 88 i SHERIFF FUND. ;: Bui on hand lust By vouchers paid 8887 08 ' ]! report 990 05 Tre; .-urcr'h eouunission 227 97 ' 1 F{e< cived 8K515 07 Balance on hand 5041 In < Total #916(5 12 Total #915)5 12 ; JURY FUND. ; Hal. on hand last By vouchers paid 1174 00 ; report 71 21 Treasurer’s commission J 152 70 ! 2 Received 1.899 0(5 Balance on hand 654 11 j Total #1970 87 Total #4970 87 i BRIDOE FUND. ; | Received 1088 21 Overdrawn 45 I S By vouchers paid 1517 54 1 i Treasurer’s commission 55 88 ; Balance* on hand 59 41 ; T.da.l #IOBB 21 Total #IOBB 21 j BUILDING FUND. * | I'.al. on hand 78 27 By vouchers puid 8091 19 J J Ri ;v< d 11 ('id 88 Ti'.-:i-iii'l''h commission 145 80 j $ Baliince on hand 090 81 ] 1 ot. 11 .# 1.1.54 00 iota 1 # 1.1.1*5 00 ] < ROAD FUND. I * Ivl :,.d I* *I 8 s By vciud r- paid 8980 (50 j | R. *, 4 iH8!; u.S T iiiv r’s commission 1 1 1 88 J ilii in ■ hi band 115 18 I To*al #;;s7 .• T ill #4187 40 j | I INI AND 1o: ; LITUKLS. I i It;; 871 9* i' lout 8(5108 ; i i i 1 . comini sion 10 tM> | lot a I #87198 I e ' :,\ ■\T-MKNT. ! i 'J'* 'i ndit arcs 1(5278 78 j| la :i.il; 1 ■ o ualid 7028 58 |> * Tot a r !; T To' il #28807 81 \ ■ | ( "ii | ] Tofu * omn -.nc* la 4 report #17591 48 j I Jury i * •' ~ iuni Court, 1210 (HI ; j; Jury r< port,, City Court 808 (X) j ;: Cutst 6075 87 I ; ! Cutst,in. 32 00 | c i .no uni. Road Ucolint. | 1: G'lmnn: ,i\ : .., | 4.5 By vouchers paid #889(5 (55 j; !' Borrow *' . v ••o i>o j \ lAdvuloi', ,x 85‘4* 1 4,il Balance mi hand 19941 ! Fines A I i.! ie- B■l Os | Total >,,,'.14)01 Total #859(5 04 j[ County 11 , die borrowed money, #1(51 57 ;! I halers Oil! '.! l!(li t|; 100 00 J | Tli' iv . a . .-a no ettlemi nt, made between the County ] ( ‘in in i - i- and ihe Tax Collector, we have not examined I j I! th Tu\ G'di.■!• tor s book. ' 11 County SJiool Commissioner. j! :! Bui.mt hand Jan, 1, Paid li achers #21210 86 j 1908, #51(50 52 Paid Bd. Eduea. 140 00 j! ;! Ree. State Trees. 14>4t>| 70 School Com. Sal. 900 00 |! ;! Re - , lax (A. Wood (58 10 8 7 Inst. Tea. and Inc’s 2155 IS !’ j! Ree. Sale struv cow svs School Blgs.it Sups. 8(520 85 j | Bal. on hand Jan. I'o9 271199 ;; Total #28848 87 Total #28848 87 jj All of which is respectfully submitted. May 8, 1909. || L. B. MeiiKMoitK, S. 11. Mounts, ;! J. M. D. McGhkooh, Committee. Jl Cured without Operation. Here is Positive Sworn Proof Stats ok Minnesota, > COUNTY OK STBKLB, I *' I. Ku haul J.ibrriM. el Om»tonr», Minn . t>eing first duly tn-nm, do H 8 •av that I am thf petion named m hiu! who fuinm tibeti the totlowiug Statement and the same U true of my own kue« ledge in c\ try partu ulat tS9hJL • I had severe paina mmy lightside, )Ust above die appendix. 1 wont £ »JIT to the doctor and he ptonounct-d my case appendicitis «uui adviseil an 8 opetation InMrad I went to ZambOCi tluw ' drua store and Ikius lit a G belilr ol Adler i-ka Trealinrnt. After taking it die leanlt was indeed wonderful. 1 tie pains stopped and 1 felt like a new man. I heartily /8* recommend Adler- 1 k.i 1 reaimcm in anyone troubled with append*ins a» 1 know it baa cured me. ' rl J *(Si|tnedl Ku-hart> It. Jahkkisa i Seal Subseribeii and swuru to (>efore me June 29. liH)X. * _ J. Xkwdalt, Notary Public,Steele County. ' Adlerd kanot only cures Appendicitis, Uit onk dosk a wkkk will positively pri vest THIS TKKACHKKOI-S msKAM We o*e si' Uik away a Very valuable, fully illus liated Ws'k, show ink picture* of the append!>, and describing bow appendicitis is caused, bow it , ,n be ireated medically and how to yaurd against it. Kveryoue should tead tbia book and be prepared in time. EXCLUSIVE AviENCY AT THE PAIeMEK l)Ul(i STOKE, Aili*y, (*a. i\ tru '.s'.W* »V. *> Ve". .. '■ XV.,t,* ;.. •; CivVthlAUcC' J :Y TO LSND I ■; Ice cii farms in Mont- « «• 4 . N ii' lays for inspection. | • m. 4. living m ar you. » £ LOANS < .. 7.3 !»:■;• :t *stsy installments to » *c- suit « I ii HO. 11. HARRIS I v Me re i Mcßbo, Ga. I ft 7 VS k ji Ww44#;v...4,, c...v.v;«v,..w.vv..u, •■y > ANA-.yrv.• > yra.v^tA.4v»A<a>.'sd;dw>ijfi<diMig« THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR —THURSDAY, MAY 27. 1900. i UNION MEETING AT [ BEULAH CHURCH. Will be held on the sth Sunday j in May, Friday and Saturday he el before. Following program: ! Friday morning, 10 o’clock, devo !| tioLial service ly D. M. Cum*. ! 11 o’clock introductory sermon by Rev. C. E. Kite. ! Fr'day afternoon, 1:80 o’clock ; 1 Resolved :That Christians ought ; to pray more earnestly for ihe 1 Lord to call more men into the ! gospel ministry, led by Rev. A. ! J.Johnson | 2 Resolved: That pastors and churches should be ever on the ; alert to discover young nem ; impressed of the I.ord to enter ! the ministry, led by Rev G. B. ! Watson. ! 8 Resolved: That our churches ! should exert every effort possi ble to enable young men called ; into the ministry,to f.tlly equip themselves for the work, led by ! Bro. Avery. ![ 1 Resolved: That hasty and un ! | wise ordination of men to the ministry is hurtful to both the individual and the cause, led by B. M. Pack. | Saturday morning 8:80 o’clock ; devotional service led by J. T. ; Geiger. 9 o’clock: lias there been a declension in the fam ! ily worship? llow can we cor- I rect it? Led by liev. T. J. Cobh. 10 o’clock ; Is Christian educa ; tion an important factor in our ! church work? What should be the attitude of our churches ! and pastors toward it? Led by I). M. Currie and Rev. M. (). ; Carpenter. 11 o’clock sermon by Rev. .1. W. Green. Saturday, 1:30 o’clock, 4. Is religious literature an important ! asset in our churches? llow can ; wo encourage our people to supply their homes with wholesome re ligious literature? Led by J. T. ; Geiger and W.A. Rivers. ; f». How can we best, cultivate j the missionary spirit m our ; homes? Can our churches improve ; in this work until we get the homes right? Led by Rev. A. J. ; Johnson. ; Saturday Night, Sermon by T. | 1 B. Winham. ! Sunday Morning, 9:80 o’clock, i ; Devotional Services led by J. F. I Currie; 10:00o’clock, som * phase i of the Sunday school work, dis ; cussed by Rov. T. J. Stallworth; ; 11:00 o’clock, Missionary Sermon ! by Rev. T. J. Cobb. ! All parties coining by the rail ; road will please notify R. K. Cur | no what day and what train your will come on. Address R. E. Cur ' rie, R. D. No. 4, Glenwood. Ga. I Committee : Rev. C. It. Winham, Rev. H. T. Wright, J. G. Snell [grove and R. E. Currie. PROGRAM. I’.istor's and Deacon’s Con ference to be held with Claxton Baptist church Wednesday night and Thursday, June 9th and 10th, I I'M*. Wkdxksday Nnhit. The Purpose of God in Election, Sermon by J. I). Rabun. Thursday Monxixo. 1. Can our churches obey God ir render profitable service w ith out a knowledge of the Bible? If not, how can we secure tins esseu- I t-ial knowledge? J. C. Brew ton and T. J. Cobb. j 2. To what extent is the Holy G Spirit to direct the working of j iour churches now? J. D. Rabun J and J. W. Witherington, L L 8. The Holy Spirit in the prep- I aration and delivery of sermons. L 5. F. Hogan and C. B. Jones. [ 1 t 4. The Mercer System; it’s J ; scope, aim and importance to tlie denomination and state at large. \ Dr. P. A. Jessup, Dr. W. L. Pick [ ard and Dr. J. C. Brewton. L J. D. Rajbux, Sec. ATLANTIC NATIONAL FIRE ] INSURANCE COMPANY I 5 MACON, fiA. \\ Capital Stock, $300,000. Surplus, $150,000. ? W e are offering, without com- < mission charges, small blocks of i j 1 the original capital to property!] 1 holders in tins state. The Com- ; 15 puny is backed and will be linanc- < ‘ |ed by all the banking interests in ; j Macon and officered by the best j ‘; business men. ! i We expect to have a local agent < in each tow n and an adviser clios-j j jen from our stockholders. '; Stock in fire insurance compan- ! 3 ‘ ! ies has always paid good dividends I ] w here consf-rvai ivly managed. Stock payable 20% June lstj] and 6% a mouth thereafter, ij Acldre.-s J. Clay Murphy or Jno. ! ] ’ J. McKay. Macon, Ga. ] 1 A DENTAL OFFICE. ! ) ) Ailoy, Ga. 1 have opened a dental office in j 4 ; j the Montgomery County Bank 1 Building, Alley, Ga., and will be i ' 1 111 my office there on June 2d \ 3d and 4th and will give you some X high class dental work at a reason- 5 able price. Don’t forget tho place J an 1 dates. Yours to serve, Dr. M. 1). Cowart, Savannah, Ga. < Velvet Keans. For sale at #2.00 per bushel. < Gall on or write me at once. J. W. (jAi.IIIiUN, ] Route 2, Mt. Vernon, Ga. 325 tt PEOPLE OF THE DAY Retrial of the OUndard Oil Crse. * s Jial. o Albert B. Audersnu of the ] railed States court for the district ol 1 ! ludiaua, before whom the Standard $ i Oil case Is l.ein„ r retri >d in t'hleago, 1 siiruns a surprise by tiiiashing the > I panel of jurymen summ 'l.ed beeau.-ie ] It coutainrd too many far. H-rs. < It was a so called “fnrr.xrs'” jury j I which brought. In the verdi tv making > I Judge Landis’ tine of #2D,’_ T,(K)O in j ] 1 the original case possible, and the de i < feuse was prompt in calling the court's | s attention to the fact that the panel |> i present for the new trial continued I'< 1 only three Chicagoans, although CO per ; | j cent of the population within the jjn-Ss- diction of the court live in Cook county. J "1 don’t want to start in with this' j j hearing feeling that there is something | £ | unfair,” said the judge. “We ought j — Jp? f ! ‘V- - ALI i.l;;' I.AKN’ES AM EKSUS. to st;;it fair and keep fair. I will in- j ; struct the jury commissi n to put in j ! 150 names of men. a ; *«>d prnjiortion jof whom shall be good business men | from t’hiengo and fork county, it so happens that this case is tried In a district composed of an enormous I commercial iity and several rural counties. The country may have purer air, a higher moral stand, rd and greater intelligence than the city, hut lhai is an open question. How ever. lam not going on; .e the issue when 1 say that it the jury were c>**n- > j posed partly of business men who J would realize a great industrial and ,commercial phase of the ease a more satisfactory and just verdict may be _ reached.” Judge Andersen is a native of In- ;; diaua and is fifty-two years old. lie 75 is a graduate of NValatsli is-liege. | where 110 distiiiguishiHl himself as an >' ! orator and scholar. Before his ele- k vatien to the federal bench he was 8 proseeating attorney for Montgomery o* county. He was appointed a federal lodge iu P. 102. ’< | A. la. Lanu‘l% Attorney at Law, MT. VERNON, GA. rj Will Practice in al! the Courts of ; the'Stats. i Report of County Treasurer. To the Grand Jury, Superior Court, May Term, 1909: : « exhibit c. :j; Gentlemen of the Grand Jury : —I beg to submit this my ;j| » report of the receipts and expenditures of public funds as « shown by the books of ray office since the last report iu No- <|> >2 vena her, 1908. ' ! Pauper Fnod. o J R c’d. from Tax Collector since last report $1,038.28 :j; li By Amt. overdrawn at last report $ 88.23 ?2 By Amt. paid out as per vouchers 1,013.50 ;j; § Bv Amt. paid Treas. in Commissions 49.41 $1,15114 !:•: » Balance on hand April 19th. 1909 $ 482.09 ji; Sheriff's Fund. 0 Balance on hand at last report $ 990.05 « « To Amt. rec’d from Tax Collector since last report 8,100.07 :i By Amt. paid out as per vouchers $3,887.02 <| « By Amt. paid out in Commission 227 97 4,114.99 ;; Balance on hand April 19th 1909 $5,041.18 ;j Jury Fund. ;! a To Bal. on hand at last report $ 71 21 To Amt. rec’d from Tax Collector since last report 4.899 06 $ d $4,970.87 | To Amt. paid out as per vouchers $4,174.00 « « To Amt. paid out in Commissions 102.70 4.380.70 3 Balance on hand April 19th 1909 $ 634.11 2Z Bridge Fund. 52 z? To Amt. rec’d. from Tax Collector since last report $1,083.21 fj ?? Overdrawn at last report $ .48 « By Amt. paid out as per vouchers 1,517.54 » >} By Amt. paid out in commission 55.88 1,573.80 is Balance on hand April 19th 1909 $ 59.41 « Building Fund. 8 To Balance on hand at last report $ 73.27 | » To Amt. rec’d from Tax Col. since last report 4,400.88 « « 4,533.00 | IS By Amt. paid out as per vouchers $3,091.49 S 2 By Amt. paid out in Commissions 145.80 8,837 29 j To Balance on hand April 19th 1909 $ 090.81 jj 4 Road Fund. « It To Balance on hand at last report $ 104.88 x S To Amt. rec’d from Tax Col. since lust report 4.083.08 5 | > By Amt. paid out as per vouchers $8,980.00 « » By Amt. paid out in Commissiens 141.38 4.071.98 | •j Balance on hand April 19th 1909 $ 115.48 | Fines and Furfeitures. 2! To Balance on hand at last report $ 871.98 | By Amt. paid out as per vouchers $ 801.08 | x By Amt. paid out in Commissions 10.90 871.98 >; ;l ' ~ 000.00 I <4 General Statement. J To Balance on hand at last report $ 2,022.23 | •i To Amt. rec’tl. from Tax Col. since last, report 24,796.48 | £ To Amt. rec’d. from Co. Com. (It. R. Claim paid) 17,75 S 8 To Amt. rec’d. from Co. Com. (1907 taxes paid) 28.52 | i To Amt. rec’d. from Co. Com. (Lime and Cement) 25.38 | 8 i'o Amt. rec’d. from Co. Com. (Gasolene sold) 1.50 ? & To Amt. rec’d. from Co. Com. (Cement sold) 0.00 | | $20,897.81 | By Amt. paid out on Pauper Fund $1,013.50 » $ By Amt. paid out on Sheriff Fund 8,887.02 « » By Amt. paid out on Jury Fund 4,174.00 52 x By Amt. paid out on Bridge Fund 1,517.54 $ By Amt. paid out on Puli. Bid. Fund 3.091 49 jj By Amt. paid out on Road Fund 3,930.00 « s> By Amt. i>aid out on Fines Forfeitures 861.08 jj x By Amt. paid Treas. in Commissions 794.05 19,809.28 <5 To Balance in Treasury April 19th 1909 $ 7,028.58 « » Respectfully submitted, >2 C. I). Adams, Treas. | KING tt CURES [drT king’s! FOrt COUGHS and COLDS. FOR WEAK, SCRE LUNGS, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS, HEMORRHAGES ACD ALL THROAT and LUfclG DISEASES. PREVENTS PNEUMONIA I regard Dr. King’s New Discovery as the grandest medicine of modern times. One bottle completely cured me of a very bad cough, which was steadily gro ving worse under other treatments. EARL SHAIVL3URG, Codell, Kas. PRICE 50c AMD SI.OO Alt. Vernon Drug Co. Rivers Drug Co. Palmer Drug* Store. K « We have this sum ($100,000.00) to lend on Montgomery £ £ County Farms. Property must he improved and occupied hy 8 F owner. Have loaned throught Georgia and South Carolina for 22 d 10 years. Write at once if you need funds. <5 I Jas. Frank & Son, Augusta, Ga. | The Montgomery Monitor and the Savannah Semi-Weekly News, one year, $1.75.
