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Th\e /‘loritgornery Monitor, i
PUBLISHED EVERY' THURSDAY. OFFICIAL ORGAN MONTGOMERY COUNTY'.
Kn'ered hi the PostoHi-**! in Mi. A'ernon, <oi. a* Secnnd-<‘la** Mail Matter..(
11. B. FOI SOM. Editor and itwmtr. S' a Year, in Advance.! 1
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Mt. V crnon, (»cor"ia. Thursday Morning, Dec. 1909. *
THE HEALTH OF THE SOUTH.
The South lias been menaced hv
malaria, by yellow fever, and now
science tells ns that there are two
other diseases that require caution
and attent ion—pellagra him! the
hookworm.
Science is slow in reaching con
clusions and even when they are
finally slated they hove to ho ac
cepted with some deductions.
Mr. Rockefeller hits given one
million dollars to he used in inves
tigating what is known n« the
hookworm disease. This oflVr of
Mr If/Kikofeller has been received
with public criticism I rout s<>iii>-
qliaiters. bill we IllUSt Ixlievc t till t
it is because of u inmeonoeption
of the work which bus to he done
and lor which this money will
supply tln - means.
It is said that the suggestion
that there is such n disease in the
South is a reflection upon tin*
Southern people. It is no more a
reflection t him it is to say that
malaiiu exists in the South, or
that typhoid fever exists in Wash
ington and Pennsylvania
What the Southern people meal
is to know whether nr not this die
ease do** exist. V number of
eminent physicians suv* it doe*.
A number of newspapers and
preachers say it does not.
It tile disease does exist, then
ih< investigation of it by expert
physicians will demonstrate the
tact, and when that tact is de
monstrated it will la* compara
tively easy to ciad'cate it It it
does not exist, this investigation
w ill make that tact plain.
That is all Mu re is in the hook
worm controversy. To say that
the gilt 1* an l input at inn upon the
Month and to deny with anger and
bitterness that Southern people
are dirt outers do*Ai not in nnv de
gree advance the health conditions
of the South.
The hookworm does not lead to
dirt-eating .except in extreme
cases. It 1* one ut the rarest and
latent mumlest at ions.
Hut th e seeds of the disease, ac
cording to tie l in,ol of science, are
widely scattered and nminv men
ami women who helleVo they lire
run down, whose neighbors believe
they ar<» simply lazy, are the vic
tims ot t his disease, mid when the
disease 1* eradicated thesd men
and women will become active
agents in the development of the
Southern States.
Whether tliii- is a fairy tale of
science or whether it is an actual
condition cannot he determined
t v newspaper* or pfiaehet*. It
must In- determined by the medi
cal faculty ar large after long in
vestigation. Home and Karin,
GRAND JURY FAILS TO IN
DICT OLIVER.
Hainbridge, ( *ll., Nov 27. Al
ter a full week of investigating,
during which hundreds <<t wn
liesse* Wore • XHUlined, the l tec a
- county grand jury has not
returned an indictment against
\ I>, Oliver, whose arrest after a
few inont h*'experience as a l ank
«*r at. Climax, this county, and in
other operations elsewhere attract
e I W ld*» at tellt 1011.
Every case presented to them
during the week hne been ended
with a “no bill.” Throughout
the inv-Mt igatmu* Solicitor Gen
eral Wooten aided hi tin question
mg
Nearly every man, woman and
child of Climax able to give testi
mony was summoned here to go
ls*for** the grand jury . A large
number of business transactions
in which Oliver figured were told
in detail and many persons st ited
they had lost money, either
through deposits m the closed
Climax Bank or in his other op.
erat ions.
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; Sunday school children who 1
slated they had been usked by
Olivo to make deposits in his <
ban! Ifi start a savings account
1 stat.-d that they had been promt*' I
1 ed that their accounts would I***
. doubled. They said t hey had lost 1
t lie original deposits.
Wealthy business men also were]
. among the witnesses and told of 1
. obtaining substantial loans from 1
Climax Bank and of again deposit
. Hie money in that institution. p
A big pile of checks that hacjii
Im'ii accumulating 111 the bank
j tor tin* three weeks just before its 1
j failure w.-re exhibited to the grand 11
jurors llowver, as Oliver is also
I in thi* bankruptcy court, the pro
, reed* of In* holdings are in the -
. hands »f lie- l ulled States court. 1
] A number of women were be
fore the grand jury and told, it is,
, said, ot losing their savings of 1
. years in tie* failure of the Climax
Bank. They, it is asserted, de
, i-.lured, also they were promised
1 large interest "ii their deposits, |
The grand jury w ill continue it*
. probing into Oliver's a flairs next j 1
we. k. Iwo charges rest against j
I him, in addition to those which i:
were investigated this week.
Oliver is still in, jail here. If],
the (ioorgui law find* nothing ji
j against him he will probably be 1
turned over to tin* Mississippi mi '
, thorite sid once, where it is al-i
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h'ged he h wanted as an es apadj;
. convict. ]
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Norniuntowti.
j f4j»f Cldl < V»l I’* M|lO||llfHP**.
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Mr M. \|. Williamson is grind* i
ing cam , aim lie* uccilsioii is he-
I mg enji veil uv many. |
Mis* Mar 1 Williamson is visit* I
mg iicr uncle, Mr. Norman Wil
liamson, us this place.
The Thanksgiving entertain
ment by Mrs. M. I-. Clark was en*
1 joyed hv all present.
Mis* Lottie Hagan n| \ idaliu !
was nmung friend* Imre Inst week.
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Mr ( S. Meadows of A'ulnlia '
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• was a lining our **iti/.>-us one day ,
1 hie week.
Messrs Henry Smith and W.
Hendricks of N'idalin came
1 over Sunduy afternoon.
Mr. and .Mr*. A\ K. Bloodwnrtb'
of i.vons visited the family of Mr.
, 'I SI. Williamson a few days ago.
1 The new store of Mr. N. 0.
M nubs will soon he completed and
I 1 opened up for business.
Mm* Maude \hutdows of A'idalia
v sited trend here on last Thura- 1
day.
Rev. K. K. l.e«- of Reiclsvillu ■
ti ed Ins regular appoint ment til
t|o* place Sunday, and was heal'd
hv a large crowd.
Mr. Swallows ot Douglas, one
ot the managers of the t.ieorsia dr
Florida road, was a business vis'-i
tor to tin* place Saturday.
Mrs N. R. durrett of IVu
.ho pe. vi*:ted h**r parents, Mr
and Mr* E. S. Co\. last we„k.
1 1 i 1
- rk 1* *tili being done hy wav
of impiovii’g tim (ieorgni A' Flori
da road at tins place.
Mi \A II Morn* and family
* j
ot Swilt t'le. k w.*re welcome visi
tors at tie* home of Mr* H. If.
Racket t a few days ago.
M* ssr* (' S. Meadows, Jr., and
C \\ . If ek*‘tt made a (rip to Oak
Park Finlay afternoon.
Mr It H Rockett w«s a viai- J
t*r to V idaliu Sunday last.
Alt N ti Morris was in town '
Sunday. —Golden Hair,
Another splendid lot of Men s
and Boys' Clothing received this
wo. k See it * arlv.
A\ H. McQueen,
Mt Vernon, Ga j
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THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR - Til V RSD A V DEC. 2.
OAWSON TELEPHONE MAN
WHIPPED.
Dawson, tin., N >v. 27 —ls. ('.
Gilchrist, of Detroit, Mich., up!
to yesterday at noon su)>eriiiten- ,
tlent ot the Dawson telephone ex
change, was last night given a j
severe whipping at tin- hands of a
score <>r more men just on the j
outskirts of Dawson on account of]
his alleged ungmitlemanly treat
ment of the telephone girls at the
exchange.
Gilchrist is a native of Michi
gan and his trouble in Dawson
ws* caused by his alleged attempt
to get a negro porter to accom
pany 01 m of the telephone gu s
home on** night recently, which
caused a general strike at the ex
change, every girl walking out.
All day yesterday the sentiment
of many people was freely express
ed on th** as reets and in the stores,
but Gilchrist seemed In take it all j
as a joke until a late hour in the |
afternoon, when it was reported
tm would leave town on the first '
f-rmu, bat. instead ol waiting for j
a .train be secured an au omobib-j
and at tempted to drive through
the country. The car was halted
jus l beyond th** outskirts *>l tin
city and it is stated Gilchrist w.i*
treated roughly at tin* hands ot
tin* party of men, none of whom
were recognized, it is said.
Shari IT Sale.
GsciirU -Moalgoinsr; County.
Will lit* sell! before the court hows.- -Jour in
Mt. V'ITDOU 00 Flit* flint Tuostsy in llcoomhir. ,
bifiwem Hi* - l* K.il bem* of to lie
bigta-st t/iitdrr fiT cash, certnia propr-i l' ut
s-lacb ib<- Tultoiaiog It* n coni|il«U' dcsoripiinu
On*- certain tract or parcel ot I,uni
situate, t\ ing and being in the KtSfiih
district G. M. of *ai«l count;. , con
taining two buudri-d acres more 01
less ami bounded 11** follow*: On tin
north b.v the waters ol Pendleton
creek, on the **a*l by lands of Mr*.
Nancy Phillips, on the south In
lands of Mrs. .M. L. Phillip* ami on
1 In* west bv land* of Joseph Phillip*
and t»••*». Youngblood. Levied on 11-
! In- property of Wilder Phillips n,
sill I Sty au exerulion issued from flu*
Oily eourt of Kwniu«boro in favor <0
i 'll i Zens Hunk of A’idnliu v* I!. I!..
AVilkes and AA’ilder Pbillipa. Prop
arty pointed out by phtiorilf'* alti*r
nej s unit written notice given accord
Ingtolaw. Ttiis Nox.sih, 1 tsn*.
James Heater,
Sheriff M. C.
.Inns 1 Sparks. Attorneys for PUT*.
Citation.
Not lee is hereby given that ('. AY.
Clark tills in proper form applied to j
utc for lerter* ot a lininisrra
ticn mi iln* .-male of itertha < lark.
Ist** of said county, deceased, and
Mils Is to cite ail and singular tin
kindled and creditors of said d<-
ceased to show cause if any they
can why he should not be appointed 1
administrator on said estate and ie
iv«i'o letters of iidli.iuisltaiion on
the first Monday in December, IHoit.
This Noveuiber Ist, 1900.
Alex McArthur. Ordinary
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I HEALTHY TODAY
lAN INVALID TOMORROW I
(?) In mi unguarded monvnt many a healthy, robust Art;!
man or woman haw fallen victims to disease in fig'l
some form. True, you may !»• enjoying u splop- 3s j
S' did income from your work; possibly you may have eaoital 'S’:
•S' invented, but in case of sudden deuth, vnur income ct»n*op,
vju and without your care and at tent ion your nutate limy become ‘Xj |
(•) bank runt. Every man in life in-urano—and need a it w)!
NOW—lor the protection <>t lh —e dependent upon him. ftr}
Ijs While deferring it —putting i otV from duv to dav—death
>s. may intervene, and the iunoceut and helpless mane to sutler.
| The State Mutual Life f
| Insurance Company ||
>) Os UoniC, (in. g ; ;
« LAWSON IC. BROWN. Special Agent
y SANDERSVILLE, OA. % j
!•) Outing K)oS the surplus <d tins groat and growing (¥; !
bj; concern incrctscd jots per cent During this same (#. !
® period its gain iu assets amounted to per r ent. (*; j
& Over of insurance in force !|j j
Last Annual Statement, December 31s . 190 S: *, j
® Net Aaaeta .... fl/.tftl.Sll.fiN
(jj) Not Surplus .... dt)l,2t)9.fjfs &
I STATE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO. | i
gj C. R. PORTER. President S j
y Home Office, Rome, On. Ss j
$ Lawson K. Brown, Special Agent $ i
g SANPERSVILLE. GA. ® j
Sheriff Saif.
—M Comity.
W ill \si -.ld i a flu* wturff lifittMe door in !
'•M i mu ill.* fit-• T<i«*<Jhy in DecHniMt.
I‘.» it, lj> t-,i tli* Icksl hour- of to th* ■
! f a»»d I-*.—? bi4*J* r foi ' uah wrfain prop- ;
!» rt •»/ *»ii* i. tin* follow.uk i«* a coui|>ict« de* !
i »cii|>tiou:
Sf\ cnifH'. iiurc- i>f pint- land marc
;"i lo— and bounded us follows; Or)
; 'lii- i‘a-t liv lands of llry lluth. and
: .in the snnrl; hihl weal by lands of H.
; < 'ii.>l- and «ni iin- north b\ lands of Q. :
j A. «oitdon. l,evied on and will he;
sold a tin- property of I'ti ill Drink* ;
jlosiiilsfy an execution issued from ;
1 ! In- .1 i i ii-i 's court of the 275th Dial..;
(i. M. of said comity and wtate in fa
vo of < 'olemaii «t Sessoins vs Pliill
Drink Levy mad*-and returned to!
in-- h.. t . Mun is. consUible. and writ-J
ts-n notii-e given according; to law. j
l liis ilo- D l» day ot Nov., UHtO.
.laiiu-s Mestor, .Sheriff.
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| Cotton Factorsiind j;
( onmiission
Merchants
] ; 220 Hay H SAVANNAH. QA. !;
d <Mi inbeoi s . vaiiiißh i .-Uoa F.xelunite) e
! HutuliorH of Upland, So- ]!
Island Klorodnru Cotton
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Special Alteoiion (liven to
F. 0. it. Cuttun
$ Handlers of Upland and Sen
* Island Hogging, Ties
and Twine ;[
BLACKSMITH - SHOP.
All kinds Repair Work, Iron i
and Wood. Fine line of Bicycle!
Material on hand. High-Grade j
Repair Work on Bicycle*, Sewing;
Machines, Guns, Revolvers and;
Clocks. See me before placing
your work; 1 will save you money.
Work promptly anil neatly done
J. SELLERS, ; : AI LEY, (JA.
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A. L. Lanier,
Attorney at Law,
MT. VERNON, GA.
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Will Practice in till tbe Courts ofi
t he Si life.
M. L. CALHOUN,’
At tv at Law,
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Mt. Vernon, Georgia.
Hamilton Burch,
Attorney and Coun
selor at Law,
ricUAE, GA.
CnmiHitl Idiw m.d Collection}*, Lu/Ukluik Hail* j
load l’ovf Chhcb, a Specialty.
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1 PALMER DRUG!
1 STORE §
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gj Headquarters it 1 I.jN CIA flung in
jj| First-Class Drug Store. If Are do ||
not give you satisfactory prices and M
w service, do not do business with us. ||
! 22 All we ask is for you to visit us. m
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w Remember, we carry SCHOOL 1
a Full Line of State q/yavw’ q §1
1 | Adopted oUUIS*O j|
S jl Fresh Supp!y of Fall Garden Seed |f
g Just Received f|
% PALMER Osiuii Ai|( -r- |
| STORE “““it”'" J
I JAONEY TO LEND |
| Loan* of any amount from .s;;<)<> to $-iO.OOO on farina in Mont
;ig goniery arul adjoining enunti s. No delays for inspection. |;
•3 Have lunds examined bv a man living near you.
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I LOANS ON FIVE YEARS TIME, payable in easy installments to
{! suit borrower.
1 GEO. 11. HARRIS 1
'3 Merchants Bank Building McR ae, Ga. 1
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Williams Co. " I
, GAPIIHIIMI
Cotton Factors A Commission Merchants
120 Bay Struct, East, SAVANNAH, GA.
Bagging and Ties at Attractive Prices —Ready for Shipment.
Thu officers of this company are veterans in the cotton h
businesa. Its facilities for handling and
selling cotton cannot be matched.
Fertilizers of All Kinds
.Most Progressive Commission Merchants in the South in the
Handling of UPLAND, SEA-ISLAND, PLORODORA
and EGYPTIAN COTTONS
QUICK RETURNS GN CONSIGNMENTS
Correspondence Solicited, and Given Prompt Attention
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| Jnlm H. Huntor, Wm. i\. P"ar«.t-. Frank C. Battry. j!
HUNTER, PEARCE & BATTEY, ||
[Cotton Factors Naval Stores .
EXPEKIENCP.D P'lrfnrc ii
HANDLERS OF ||
j; Upland Cotton, Florodora, j;
Allen Silk tk Other Extra Staples,
|| Sea-Island Cotton & Naval Stores. ;
!| OVER THIRTY YEARS IN BUSINESS
;! One ol the Largest Factorage Concerns in Ihe South. Each ■;
j! Commodity handled in a Separate Deparlmeat.
!; Strir - *i Attenti'in to Eaclt. ]!
]• Nitrate of Soda and Other Fertilizers, i
Upland and Sea-Island Bagging,
j: Ties and Twine. j
;i I.ih.tral Advance* made on G Money Loaned j|
j! to Cotton and Naval Stm- - Shippers on Approved Security. ;!
SHIPMENTS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. ij
126 Bay Street, East. SAVANNAH GA. |
