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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (April 14, 1910)
1 T?\e /"lontgornery Monitor. PI RUSHED EVERY THURSDAY. OFFICIAL ORGAN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. Knu 1 , <l ;it tlii I’u-toffle* 111 Mr. VcrinMi (In. ;is Second-Class .Mail Matter, i H. 11. FOLSOM. Editor and Owner. $• ** Year, in Advance. a#- 1.. .. « 1,1-rtiM-mrnt* nnmt invariably In ml in hUvani «■, at tin- lr*;«l rati', and ** the law itii(-i 11-: ci. I innat In in band lii.t Idler than IV. rln< ndav mortiiiiK of tin. fir nt week of ium-rtlou Mt. Vernon, C, a., Thursday Morning, April 14th, 1910. • WT WVVW WW ▼▼▼▼▼▼ TVVWTWWTTTTVT ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼• ► S| I Koport of the County School 2 ► Commissioner. 2 ► ► |H• in..’ n part of t port mud t erand jury, tind published at 2 t tl)'' request of that liodv. Other sections on other pages] 4 j t PAID TKACHKHS— Will J’E. 4 ► 2 r grade per month 2 ► Atid' tsMit <1 (’ 2 Alamo $lO $ 51 <K) 2 £ Arnett Mr-- .laiue I Shiloh 15 225 00 4 £ \rn<dt Mi-- Jimie I Lothair !•» 85 50 4 • Auld .1 R I Sharps 50 250 00 * £ Auld .I I! I Bear Creek 50 95 <K) 2 £ Andersen (' \\ II nton >n> 2<;> 00 2 ► llv 11 ir Miss Margaret I Kemp !•> 180 00 m £ Blasingumi- Mi-- |l< it ha 111 d lllulf !•> 22*> o*l 2 £ Curlew Miss Lvh I Crooked Run In 2151 7»> 2 ► CiemeiitH M iHh Hidtn- I! < It merit- 20 HU 00 2 a CliavoiiH I, I Stuckey 55 275) 00 2 £ ChavottH I. I Ada mu 19 r 2 00 2 ► ('lmviiie I. 1 Cross Roads 55 110 00 2 £ CIIIJVOIIH Miss Hope I St liekey 5!.) 117 Oil 2 £ Copt land \\ \ 2 I uirview 10 98 00 2 ► Cook Minn Mary 2 .Marion 515 175 00 4 p. t ’link M ihh Marv 2 on wood s{o Ho r 5 t Conner Minn Mamie I Kibbce lo 219 75 2 ► Cornelius N A 2 Metiregor ){•> 59 5)0 2 i Callahan C R I N II and M 15 270 25 2 £ ('amp Mis- Annie M I Mulway lo 78 *•> 2 ► Chapman Mi- Kaehel I ligpen s>o 01 2o 4 t Curl.in (i C 2 Rut bn ( Impel lo 2<K> 00 2 £ Clapp Mias Ruth A 1 Sharpe - lo HO (K) 2 ► Clement;- Miss Clyde 1 < >unty I,me s> 95> ◄ l Dame R 1! 1 Kturview 15 189 00 2 £ Dame I' C I Cleuwood 00 515)1 .>0 2 ► Davis .I M 1 Oak drove s>u 5175 00 4 ► Davis Miss Mary I S llill Is> 22*1 87 2 £ Daniel Mm- Mattie I Z.iidee lo 851 25 i ► K Berlin rt Travis I Tarrvtown ->o 105 00 2 ► I luunigun E I’> I H iggston and A s>o 275 00 4 £ Cotdiran Miss Willie I.on I ILggston and A 50 75) IK) 2 ► Flanders Marvin 2 \ mint 11 ill 550 955 (.X) 4 • Foster Miss .Inlia W 1 Z.a idee lo 225) tK) £ Flnniiignn W la I < imty lane lll 01 2 ► toll Miss Jessie Dee I (Kenwood lo I<7 *••> 4 E (Kilts Miss Maggie I Rosemont 15 90 (K) Hughes Mish Edith 2 Knck 515 70 (H) 2 ► llogau Miss Florence I (Kenwood 15 110 2o 4 t Hill Miss Ethel I llacK Branch 15 90 00 2 £ Horne Miss l.thleon I l.ougpoitd 15 225) (K) ► Howell A S I New Mope lo 1552 05) 4 F Heard Miss Mae 2 Marie s>.i Irs (K) 2 £ Hilton \\ II 2 Swill t 'reek 45 28(5 00 2 F Inman R R I Cross Roads 00 276 00 2 ► Itishop Miss lamina I Cross Roads 15 IS4 5)0 2 X Judd Frank I Thigpen 15 225 00 2 ► Knight Miss MeL 2 Dempsey 515, 1518 25 2 ► K ndull Miss Li 1 /.in Mav 1 (hdiwalkee 15 90 (Kt 2 X K turn tine Mis- Ruth K I Shiloh 15 87 75 2 ► Larkin S F 1 Oehwulkee 15 ISO (Hi 2 * Laiue Mms Ada II I Rosemont 15 22n (X) 2 L White .Miss llessie 1 Rosemont. 15* 225 00 2 ► Mcliiv Miss Mnudelle I Cross |{nads 15 90 (X) 2 ► Moore Miss Millie I Frick 15 225 tK) 2 X Mattox JW 1 Hancock 15 222 75 2 ► Mdlride Miss Clyde I Hack Branch 15 225 00 2 ► Murchison II K I Kihboe o 5 107 25 X McDaniel Miss Maud M I Lot,hair 15 225 (X> 2 ► McArthur Miss Civile I I mgpom! 15 87 <0 ► Meadows (' S, Ir 1 N’oriiiantown 15 7S 75) 2 X Meadows Miss Janie I Rosemont !•> 90 00 2 ► Moslev Miss l/.chie I Red IllutV 15 SR 25 2 ► Muiiiie Miss Camilla M I Sprnighill 15* 90 (X) 4 X Maddox Miss Dcka 1 Stuck, y 50 1(K) (X> 2 ► Meeks Miss Annie 1. I Tarryt-own 15 1116 00 4 Mosley Miss Kelt ha 1 In ion .'ls (58 25) 4 Move Miss Y’lvian I l nioti Chapel li.'i 70 (X> ► Macon Miss l.ora I County Line 2O (X) 4 L New R 8 I Crooked Run 15 85) 5)0 4 ► Oshornt Miss Julia I Civoked Run 15 8,5 50 ► Orland School Orland UK) (X) w l’ielius Miss \ugusta 1(' R atul Marie lo 15011 i»> 4 £ Fie 1 1 us Miss KlJuu I Marie lo 00 t») 2 ► I‘cteison Mi-s Zetiohia 1 Zatdee ,v IliggHtnn Is> 5115 t l'erkms M 15 1 Mctiregor 15 200 00 2 r Rhodes Mm- Pearl I Drowning 15 287 75 ► Young \\ S 1 Soperton <•) 150* 60 Threikcl (i W 1 Soperten 75> 202 5)0 4 F Hill, v Miss Ynnie I. 1 Soperton lo 15t)<5 00 2 Cochran Miss Willie Lou IS. perton 15 !5tX5 IK> 2 F Johnston Yliss Nellie 1.1 soperton io IS4 60 4 £ Move Miss Vivian I Soperton lo 279 (X) 2 t Mishoe Miss Blanche 2 Sop* rtoit 550 94 5)0 4 ► Stanford Mi-s Mack I ." perton lo ISI 5)0 4 t White Mm- 15essm IS, p. rton 45 121 50 2 P Stallings HA ID mpsey 45 45 00 4 F Siler 1(> 1 Kihhee 55 2(56 7«> 4 F Smith M A 1 Kemp 15 So 5X5 2 P Sharjie Nli-s Chari tte I Sail • lo 90 00 2 F Smith Mrs 11 S 2 Stuck v 55,) ,() 00 4 £ Sn w Mi-- Mstiive 11 1 .irvtowu 2-) •>() 00 2 t Smith .1 T CS C ( in t v Line 2l 055 4 F Timmerman K > 1 Bruce oO 225 (X' 4 w I ild .1 A I llruei I,) l,) tK) 2 P 1 mlin- 111 W.l 1 D. mp-< v 45 90 W j • 1 onlin- )ii .1 P l s ward and 1 oO 15,5* 25 • , Li rein Dl' 11 P» Institute ei 15*5 (K) X Wood W \ 1 I B Institute 60 120 00 « ► Burnett M -sSa’lie May. 1 I B Institute 15 25)5 (X) < ► Mist A (M 2 X Daughtry M Hel.-n 1 l B Institute 45 225 (N) < ► UiL-..., Sli- Martha 11 B Institute 45 90 00 4 ► Shat'i Mt— Helen 11 B Institute 15 1515) 00 J X St r uni M-s Anita 11 B Institute lo 815> (X) ► Brewt nJC 11 B Institute 219 00 « ► YanC'eavc Mis- Kdna 1 l B Institute *5) 90 (XT J J Wei-itiger Mi-- Lucy lAa mo lo 1155 (X) * ► Wood W A l Bra-w 11 00 15tX) 00 s ► Wilkes Mi-s F.tntna 1 Ruth's Chapel 15 ».X> 00 J X Walker Miss Cornelia 1 l uion 15 227 25 * ► s »AAAiAAAaAAAAAtAUAaAAAAUAAAiAAAAAAAAAAAAAUUUA» THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—^THURSDAY, APRIL li. 1910 DOG LEADS BLIND MAN. A remarkably intelligent dog that leads a blind man about the streets has attracted much atten tion in this city during the past few days. The dog is an English setter, white and liver colored and is a beautiful animal of fine pedigree. His name is “Joe Rodfield,” and Ins master’s name is G. S.Saville. who has been totally blind for many years. The dog is provided with a shoul j der harness, to which is attached 1 a strong strap. This strap the I blind man holds in his hand. 1 while the dog leads him about over the city. The dog understands the spoken j j commands of his master as though he were possessed of human m- I tolligence. The blind man says, I “.Joe, w<> will visit the stores to- I day.” The dog starts out and j goes into every store, not missing j a door. Street by street, first I one side and then the other, he j 1 covers the business section of th I city,leading Ins master into every , I store. I When the dog comes to a street I crossing, he slackens his pull on I the strap, which gives his I master notice that they have j come to a curbing. As soon u l the blind man steps down the 1 the strap is tightened again, and I is kept tight until the other «ule j walk is reached,when the slacken j ed strap again gives the blind 1 man notice that here is another I curbing. The same tactics are | followed by the dog whenever he I he comes to a kind of a step. I Joe will not follow anyone but l his master. Let anyone else take I I the strap and try to lead the dog! I away, and the dog will not budge I mi inch. i When the blind man wishes t<> I walk through the streets without l visiting th.* stores, he will say, l “Well, Joe we will not go into the l stores today,” and on that day 1 the dog will keep in the middle I of the sidewalk. | So intelligent is the dog, and I so faithful to his master that tin blind mail can go wherever lie wishes,the dog'acting as his guide wherever ho goes. The dog ha led his master from the Atlantic j to the Pacific ocean, through thirty-four states and a part of Mexico, without accident or in jury. Stories of hie accomplish ments have been published in over one thousand newspapers throughout the country. He i- a ; II descendant of the great ( ’otiiil | Gladstone, the greatest English j I setter ever brought to tlie l Anted States.—Albany Herald - BE HONEST. If there is one maxim which i [ ought to sink deep into tin* heart j of the young it is to he honest, j ! says the Dawson News. A miserable man must be he j who owes another and does ( not pay him from lack of in j teution. This misery becomes j more acute when the dishonest ! one is. compelled to face the de frauded day after lay. He un dergoes ten time- as much sutler- j j ing for this offense as the thing is | worth. | Look ot the tainted • bank otJi j cers throughout the country and j the lawmakers at state capitals j with tainted reputations. What j wouldn't they give if they had I the power to be back where they were before the breath of scandal , j had forever disgraced them? It I is too late for these offenders, j They risked all, and lost all. | Young man, a- you take your < i place in the ranks of the indus trial toilers remember that ludu— j tv is as necessary as industry to succeed. Thevery in whatever form never pays, and while you may not win riches by hont -t v alone you can win the regard of your employers and the respect of your fellows and retain and in crease the affection of your pa rents. w hich is far more desirable than the more possession of wealth. Easter Suits. Hats and Sprim: Novelties opeued up this w. ck anu I for sale by W. H. McQueen, i BEARING Kin leader—have been for many years. The New Home || M M Tells the Secret of my success in the machine business. s I * | gcv.® pil l m MWMM ©: :o. S | f Do not Fail to See our f i § I line of American Gen- | 1 i | tleman and American | a | Lady Shoes, made by | a ® Hamilton Brown Shoe S i c 4 © p t ® P | Co., the Largest Shoe | 1 i | Makers in the World i i s ® 1 8 ®sso©:®:©©:©s,©g®:©:®:©:®t ©©©.©:.©©:©;®«g© 8 i You ay ill be safe in making . \) h ; <of > our farm is $s supplies and merehandiso foi i '—as before. !| I j-y imm mm am mm mm mt mm nr mm ami r && :am mm am am mm tm Ss JW. H. McQueen,! MT. VERNON, Ga!* | 1 ot Chufa Seed. Homo-grown and free from peb ble-. .$55.00 per bushel; SIOO per peck. Write M. E. Bray, 55-2 L it.) Jeeup, Ga. MONEY TO LOAN. Money to loan alb and 7 per cent, on improved farms. A. B. Hutchkson, |! n. r.t'.YNON W. G. BA UN YY ELL j| I' CANON & BARNWELL || C otton Factors and jj Commission Merchants jj 220 Hay /■ SAVANNAH, 04. j| I(Monibt iii -Avannali Cotton Exchange) Handlers of Upland, Se- <| Island Florodora Cotton Special Attention Given to F. 0. B. Cotton ;; Handlers of Upland and Sea- j; 1-laiiil Bagging, Ties S and Twine »VVV\VV»WWVVWWVVM«»*VVV*V» I)lT. J. E. M ASROW Refractionist Corrrectly Ground and Fitted to the Eves. Consultation Free. 2(5 West. Broughton Street SAVANNAH, ga. Eugene Talmadge, Attorney at Law, MT. VERNON. GA. E. M. HACKLEY j Dentist Odico over Mt. YernotY Drug Co. MT. VERNON. GA. Hamilton Burcii, Attorney and Coun- V selor at Law, i ricRAE, GA. nmisal Law and Collecfions, lacluding Uail . io*d Tort Cana, a Speeixlty. , ' ! The BANK OF SOPERTON 1 | Capital Stock, 815,000.00 Surplus and undivided | profits $6,500.00 j 1 Total resources over $100,000.00 f General Banking Business Conducted. Accounts Solicited. |:;l | Interest on Time Deposits OFFICERS: | ;; X. L. Gi 11 is. President. J. B. O’Conner, Vice-President. ;<> $ J. E. Hall, Cashier. L. A. McCrary, Asst. Cashier j!| DIRECTORS: i|| is X. L. Gillis, M. B. Gill is, J. B. O’Conner, \V. C. Futrill, ;j; W. D. Martin, \V. H. Fowler, J. E. Hall. | | SOPERTON, GEORGIA. | I The Heyward= T - , - amtA ™*»«*.., | w ■» r*<«* s-v Secretary Williams Co. | (INCORPORATED) CflPllflL STOCK 150,000 1 Cotton Factors & Commission Merchants f 120 Bay Street, East, SAVANNAH, GA. Bagging and Tiea at Attractive Prices—Ready for Shipment. The officers of thi- company are veterans in the cotton business I s facilities for handling and selling cotton can: ’ be matched. Fertilize rs of All Kinds Most Progressive Comm s- ■ Merchants in the Scuth in the Handling of UPLAND. SEA-ISLAND, FLORODORA and EGYPTIAN COTTONS QUICK RETURNS ON CONSIGNMENTS Correspondence Solicited, and Given Prompt Attention Monitor and Atlanta Weekly Georgian $1.25
