The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current, May 05, 1910, Image 4
HOW ONE HOUSE IS PROTECTED, “Thfltv is on** lj'Misr- in the Mid* dl» W.-si when* a simple but ef fc-tivc tire-litriitinij system is in stalled, " says Charles 11. Harnes in Woman’s flout** Companion for M itv “The house has a basement 1 rtlld three ll Oor *. < »ll t lie third floor four tin pails filled j with water are pla< - e<f incoiiHpieu- [ ously in posit ions known to every | member of the household. I here 1 is a water-pipe to that door and; to it i hose is eonneetod. Jvvpri , room < an he reaeheil by this hose Should a lire break out (her would lie four pailfuls of water* ready |i throw against t while tie faneet was b"ing turiesl oil t make tin* lto»« etTeet.ive. Tli" sairn 1 idea prevails on the second floor, the water paila In-tug located in the closets and under window -eats. ()n the ground lloor tliei' are more pails and more hose. “ The family also maiutaiiiH a spasmodic lire drill which, while it is not of a helter-skelter nature. would prove none the less effect : ive. In ord"r to test it. the tin- j believing uncle built a smudge in j a coal bucket down in the hnse-j inent just lief,,re dinner one even- j mg and awaited results. They were not long in coining. Some-J body smelled smoko and the next instant all hands were tracing it. When it was finally located in the basement the head of the house was plunging into it with t he first floor hose, tie- (wo daughters won on hand with puileful of water; the son was poking the outdoor hose through a window, while the mother luul a line start, at getting the tile depart imuit on the tele phone. Had that alarm been a real one, the five would have had j no chance at all. “This house Inis no fiie-cscapes ’in outside walls; there are stout ropes on each ot the two upper lloois that are long enough to roach I ram a window tot he ground The one on the t bird lloor is in t lie room of a servant, who is the only occupant of that lloor. Should a tire break out and sle- be cut ot’ from escape byway of the stairs. sh< would not have to wait llcui rival of t lie department with lad ders.’’ SUCCESSOR APPOINTED FOR JUSTICE BREWER, The President has appointed tbneruor Hughes ot New York t «. the vacancy <>n the supreme court bench caused by the death ot Mr .1 list ic,, Miller. The nomination will give vers general satisfaction While tb,v. Hughes doesn't have the reputation of being a great lawyer, h« is a man of high char acfei - and first-class ability. It doesn't follow that because hi hasn't achieved a oomrtrv-svidc ;t lawyer he will not make a great judge, lie is a com putatively young man yet, but while In was at the New York bar he was classed among its leading members, lie knows nil the law necessary for a justice of the su preme court. What he doesn’t know the law vers who have cases before that tribunal will tell him. 1 What is needed in a supreme court justice, in tact in auv judge, is the! ability to interpret the law cor rect I v and render decisions which will have the approval ut common sens,,. The decisions which strike the general public as being right are the ones which stand the test of time and become precedents. Governor Hughes came into na tion-wide notice in count'd ton v ith the famous life insurance in vestigation. llis integrity as well as his ability made him tin pros ecutor in that investigation. So. good was the impression that in* made and so great was his success that he was olios, n governor of .New York. It is said that because he is m I* tor man, he* hesitated to accept the justiceship. But a place out the supreme court bench is a life position—ai least a retirement pension is provided—ami he ought t , lie able to carry enough lit,* in- ! anranee to afford a eomptenov for his lain by. I'her** is m, doubt that the sen-j ate w ill promptly confirm tiu* | nomination. —Savannah N, w s “ 11 »»—. ..—.H.. i.i 11. l I ANNOUNCEMENTS ' § . p. & y I OR cLKRK SLI’fcRIOR COURT: 1 li,i, li* an,i-.i1,,> inv eumliilacy for U s .ft ■ ~M'b-rk ->f On, s,i|»<ai«r Court „f Merit : i , ■ III’ r, snbj •<-! to tie- action of He t>,-ii,<,,-t h< ><- |»rim*ry. Jf ,-li-cu*,l, I pr„iiiis<- »« 1 ilinetim tin- allair.ef Him office faithfully amt ( 111 l.iisin, Ilk, inni.ii, v- Thanking yell in j a-imnec f,>r ymir 1 am V'-ry r,-|>, i-lfull)', M. t.. O'BIiIF.N. I or Clerk Superior Court Vlv *‘;l nrti'htr, t" r r<- election te tie- office es Cl.-lt I lie .Sii|,en--r I'eiirl is before tile |»|-e. ~.. ~i' M..iit. ene > The last UnO I lute lioen 1 hem ,e,l Will, lie bill,-,- I -r a r,-|,eate,l ti-nn .ne i|, •nn-fi-.l stem nit label s ami my far- I- ,1 elf .Its te fill ll 111 an »,rf|,tal,lfi manlier, ,t- I let I sure- nil reeel,l will sl»,,w. I am I-, | mill ,i Will, the mail' Unties es tie- office Mini if 1 Hill again 11l - I re,l will, tin position it shall .nil lias, Hi I--I « (Toils, le this i nill- iir- tlv —.,11* it lie -llpp-nt of the people of 111% iiHtiu- - uiily mi tie coming election, Ver v resiii-rtfully, .1. i . (At. Hot N. I nr Clerk of Superior Court. Telle V■ t. I ll MoiilkolOl iv count y I .111 HI 111 V-• II • aiclnlatc lor tin offiee es * I'll rk of lie fsiipi riel I 'euil. subject to the I),-in..-rale piimaiv. Thanking my friemls tot lie- .-i»<--mngcm.-iil alreailv given me. mill I -elicitjim omr siipnert. ai.il Imping to have 1 i|,e p|, ,-n*. --f slewing my »|i|>i ciatioii, I Ain Yours verv truly, I). 15 (ill VII AM I OR KF.I’RFSKNTATIVE: * fe tlife I’mph-of Montgomery County: 1 I tem 1.-., It,mhl I him- hall ~ I.,tillable amlh i Hen h. i,-pii sent lie cennty of in, nativity in lie lent e 111 l.ei'lsllllure. Yiohlnig ", the , 11,. -1 -oil- '"I hull-lain every 11‘sll, Menu "ne i, county. I liereli.v announce |l ~ . iiolirb," I n ill, IsiW'er Ileus, nl lie, 111 VI Ml 111 r.,1 \ 1-nililv el rghi, subject til lie .uli "ii of i llein-n min- p, mini v . slieuhl I,. 11l hi. I |ile|illßi ill el, inn eto lie IIIV full ilui yin mi-i lam eh eU-il. I hanking one uuil nil f ‘I % .in -impel I. I remain Vein vi iv truly ami loynll.v. WM. I! lit.Vl'. l or Representative. IP lie .li. I many fibml* limn ilif h|. el parfs --I He . oiint.v. um-xpi -'leii to me, | ie iih, ~ ii -uiii i my r.iinllilacv ter Ih-pr,- seohill,,- el Vlei,l.iiei-t \ I iniul.v. sulijcef to lie i i primary. I' i* mv ambition to si i, i- m, -nil IV 1,1 tie-C’.i'l el ln-l people,ami if ell cletl, I will faithfully ill- bulge IIIV ' IlltV . 11l lie ln«l el HIV ihllil, I eHlllestlv sell, it vein'-'il.pei I I kill A "ill s t>i si eve. If. .1. Iv Kllf'l . / or Reprvsentative. I lien 1., niieiiM i-myself a cHmlhlntc for 11, resell IHI I, I es VItIIIIgOIIU'I , CIIIIHI V.Hllhjl.Cl I ill, piiiiiHi, electl-ni. all.l i. -pect'iill.v an tn-it tli, su pert of in, h-lli.w-citty.cn>,. W. .1. I'KT I list S. / or Representative. I ha. , ,1. . ell-1 lii lepn-s. nl Miilil«oinciy 4*. illflt V 111 the lu-\t (id.CM,I \-sCmh\. I inn in*l I" vi;nc.: vuh s. liccaiis*- I iln nel think I him 11l * 1 1". Ic, In la elect ml. Veiir- Ini honesl it,>tiling*, .1. V. COI ItSKA April I, I'.llu. KIR SHI Kil l’: 1 li'Tcbv aiiin.tiiiee my sell a eatntiilnh- f*.i ■ tile elite, es Siu-111l 111 VI. .111 tp 'lll. IV eeill't, 1,1 Iln llpp,-ee-ililm In I ill cle,'U"ll. left'crniv -elt snlijed 1.. Me- act let, .if tin- i leiiieci'Hl-n- j i i iinni v ~| -uj.l e-nnilv. I iniv, liaileeiisulin iil.le i-vneri.-nce iii lie .In lii -es tin- offiev ami pi --nilsc ll clcch-,1 ". pile lie- pceplc a ftiilli l ill, -en -- u nt i • *ii- 11 • I alii, - i ell I inlniinisUHlieii. SelieiUd', llu -supp.iit el t in- people gclu-i - .ili,. 1 ant A Mill * ll uly, N.n i; IIHS.I. llWII'.l, MOIIKISON. KIR SHI Kll I-: l'-> lb. I'l epic es Moi.l-_o.iin i, ('.unity M. e.t ■it 11, 1.1- , tel I C-cleCt illtl le ill- office el sln l ltlef V1,»i 11 emu i y ennui, is tu-tnic It. i I pe,, 111< all.l I feel tlllll tile sit IU, I Kill Mill aaiiinl me in ,1.1,111- Iln siuni conlial sup pel I oi„ nno in tins my- lit st lei m. I trust 1 lit,V m, label's have 11, ell feuiul Keeeptallle In i (le pill'll ..ii,l 111 asklli,; the liirlller snppol I ! ,-i m, f,.! .-in,-in I pn-ilgc anew nAy iimst ', antes! ell,U I* 111 ill, lli-ehargi- 111 the illllns e| 111, e id 1 rail lull | Kill le mv rei er l, ami ask Unit the same he cnusiilci etl al lie apphiHeliing eleciieii Willi furllier .issuram -vs as m, api e,-ml uni. I hrg In remain Velll lib, llldll Sel V mil, .1 amr.s iii.su b- I or lav Receiver: ■ Te Hi, Vet, i s >,l Muni em, n County. I Ink, this m,-Hi nl el pul,ln ly announcing my ■ aiiili-la,', lei I, -cl, ,'tieii to the ollh-e ol lb cciv, I ot lav 11, Uli'iis. sillij, el to theiulag ~f iln l.v- i-iiliv, i 'oiiiinitt,-, I elili-i this vaee null a iiiineh it by an, entangling alliance »luii, ,ei ,aiel I pi,mu-, 11, Its t,sl to iliselnuge Hit-duties ~i tie olHc, with ptsunptiiess and with . ,pial imills le ill an I apt dal privileges to lien, ,el I I'l, ilo t- promise if fa,or, d with !iln - lie- lor amitln-r tenn to voluntarily Mill, al lb, e\|,irali,m ,f Mieli .ais-ond term Vein > v, ry frnlv, AV. Hi su, Ci.mik. l or Tav Wccei>cT: ; T " tin V »t, i > ~t t\mht\: \i htinu i • iitthuoicrs in m> favor. 1 iJutiby fnHtiiiiu't' oiVMoif «n ns|>ira*»l tor tin i tflVni nl Th\ UiMwist r ,ts tliu ooiinlv, noil I; 'ciinoii'.iivlt tli* kind ooomaU tHtion ot my h.l »w iM/* i 1 f««t tliHt m\ ! 1 jiiHtify tin amt that my noiiM ! -*»v »\ X vi t A |»t.4i«lr !(» iln* whom 1 ;o*k r«> j - i\x. It 1 1» «t« !, it will to mv tl« Mi» to till ; fin |*l at a to t- o' !•* >t >t mv ahitiTv. it m\ -mui tint*- ami ntt«’t»ti«»n wiu-u rrquiiA ih .\nlviliK l oat mv ia,|Ua**T 1»a :'IVaU OOllhlih ih- ‘ \ tiOtl rtf lh» i?A. M «t 111 UA’ATUaI With thf ruh’H, ! lam \ a i \ truly y ours, 11. S, Pka\v. I or Tux Receiver. l o th«‘ rit . ans of r> Comity: 1 !»♦ r« h\ aoiioUMt . mv'wlf a v’an.littan fi>i Iht a 'iii i * fax ii». »-i v«*i t>f | < a Mint y. hUt’JT , t to th» a * i n a t tiu* I H umerAt• !a l \aa uuva t'nmuutto . I piomiMA . eUM t a* i, ItMlisehm *!»• vlllti* ► of theoflto* to tiu t»c**t ot inv ah.htv. ami eanu stlv tiu . «»l tin Vo*U" wry tml\\ JOHN MOilKh IOK TAV COI ITCTOR. A" a »*h-l*uic A*m/A n l/ imvuu- ! tv an*l the totei • of th« munty mid At lo .il t, I . rt.'t mVM’lf R A «inll«ifttf *he ofti •» o! Tax v',»llCA*t«»r. >n»»)‘vt to the re iiHtH mw f such priinurv iliviiou ,ip niav lu j j Inter pi 'Vi- « «l. I fA*«*l tiiMt mv tone asM*eig-I tt«m With tlf attain* »f the count« Will merit ' fh* of the people, ami to them l , p’e lc;« «ny mrnmt i iokAavnrs in the tultill* . ; lU'-m of *i»* times incumbent uimtq the . jif l #h‘ uM l*a f*von*<l with it. an*l to this « tni 1 «ifi»A’i«{|v *f»k 11 *« Mipp'H a4 my fttcmls am) j , itl/A ««V. lies | ♦ vtfullv i>. r. coorut. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR -Tllf’iT-DAY. MAY.j ? I9IO f*«r Tax Colletlor: Having formerly 'ithlo bl ri»v - hm»I» ■. f - ptihli< offiee h* the ii»**niie« of fri« n l- i HOW l/efoie ih«* v<»*< i s of Montgomery e r; :is a cti'i<llUat« foi lax ( 'ollcetoi : oiei I trust ! thit lliis formal Atitioijnr* me«i* will h f - * MpprovaJ of tho>e * xvli • I».* \ * in tc»lfl< l */l Their MfiplMXt. TOyeTlo r W i *:i •• | »ltm>ort of the p#top|e CjeiJf*! hIIv. Jf 1 H,|» 1l; be favored with this iiipKirtan* fin- I j j til V -of »he «i *it s ■ of the <»*ti« e, feeling' tli.il mv exp* i iefn e Im-iiK ss world xml mv a, *|»ininiKo c sidt fh* ! plllilie adairs of The eoutlt > will mml f Ilf j 1 v of The public. J Hfii urinm nin! red, a-.*l ii ! - (»i!i ; ahall be fur tfttide arid motto. 1 rusting Ut .’ I may have opportunity *.f ttltoa iog iu\ appi ’ elation of HMpport, Hinl my ramlrto ,cv Midijfyt Much reM*t ieTiona a** may hi pi | v ided his the elect ion I tie JiiMpeeffidly, A. .f. (»l;I Mi H. lor lax Colletlor. IVofoimdlv grateful f*«i : tie favor alio vn c - |h\ the people of MoiilO 'irierv . « 1 11 » ty I•. cieeti/iii to ?h# oftiee o t lux <-olb*a*tor. i i if»K (he eoiiHcioilhln sM ot lia'., < t • e ; 1 bent eff«»i Ts to tlii ii v if" dill i !■• ' ■ rin • ! jiyain olf».*r f«*r The pin*'. ( j anre that thr 1 v«.lets Ail tli* county will still honor tic i :of an officer lilliiikf two t< rue*, in whi work i* more i.'fTeetiv i. and to thin end I Immi Iv jimlv tlie coiitmue'l I'ma i «*t the pehpi ! w*nk jo* an offieer i* open to tin- peopl* n«l l w ill dotibv apf»reciaT» The lav#»r of another t* I ill MM the Mei vjllil of the people ol my n.i Ii count v . Voiir ole dien! -♦•rvant, I). SI. Cl Mill', lor lax Collector: To tin Vote I’m of .Montgomery County Viel*llUK h» strong influence* in my *n f hereby iiiimitince myself a hn i *•, ( UYllector of fbin r uttil y; aml I »»arn#-tiv ask Tlo kind i*<Mlm|<litm ftoii of n.v fellow eit j/* ii -1 feel Ilia* mv <|il&lltic.ifloiirf jnsfirv the j* • jiiero, ami tiiMt mv lahoi’M would prov< < • al >h to the peoph w ln*m I ;i*l: to -civ f • leeted it will he m.v desire to fill tli* fti < to beaf of inv ability, it my ontir* finn and att’ iitioh when i. «| n*«l. Mv * an< ll f .*• y in niibjeet to the reoiureinentM that may * provided for lb#' ele<*fion of county oil; t is. Youi'm very tiulv, J M.r.TKt i:i I J or Tax Collector. To the (’iii/*dm of Coni;’ \Yr, the •»f«mr own w li. itnl without hi-» knowledge,hei♦ lu announc* J M. , AdauiK a candidate for tlo* olli. e «>f lav Coj i tec tor of Montufonieiv county, subject • tin rules of the I >omo« t atic primai v. VV* do < ; - 1 iii id* i' tlo* fit m t*oi»v irtioii tint. ju«U'n»K b'oiu his , *ih« M ivietn. In- will make a faithful ami . then nt **flicei if elected: and we bespeak for him your hem fv,siipp*ii t. V* i v f rulv vours, MAN\ K!SI 1 N’DS. Inr lax Collector. Tin- v.iti-ls id Mi.iilgetin-r, t-tuititv in.- tisr hv notified that I am aeandidafe, and > inn> Iv ask (heir Nuppm t. for the otliee of Tax c.»l , h elm , *ii|hj«-et to such r* Mti ietiom* as ma> h* i*r*iv iiliml hv flu-Kx* ••uliv e Committ* n ;:u --l.itiiiK the eleetioii »»f eountV otti' «*IM. I’iie ti«-• ■ will have my iu**mi «*aiTu st attention f I am f:iv«»red with if and vourronaidei it.ion will h«- o|'eatl\ appieeiated. lb mmctfulh . hJIibKY .1. ( I.AUK. tor lux Collector: I hen hy anmuinee mvst If a cunlidatc t i tin* office of Tax Collevdor of M'*utgiiiiii-i v eoitlitV, sllhjeet so the action of t be ,1 oim-mI at - ie primary. I earnestly solicit tin- support of the people generally. • Yours very truly. 1. A. Martin. I or lax Collector. Itv this method 1 desire to fully place mv nelf before tlie vo!.im<*l Montj'oim ry eounl \ as a oiudidate for the ott» eol lax C’olleet*u ; mid while I am making an carneht eflort for the place, l di'sire to edelt tin* cordial siipj ■ u t «»f the people. Asa eili/.en, I deem fll in on* of the most important others m the countv, .and that it leqiiirea the work *»f a careful, k'Ofiipeleiit ami «*oilseieiltioiiA limn, oI»-at n in’; t|o* law hi an impartial mauoci. am) in tbe • vent of elect ion, shall purHiie tliiseoiirae with ' tlilijreiiA'e In advance I extend thanks !«*i the support that limy In- itccord*'d file a-t tlo i polls, ami rtubjrcfing mv ciiuilidacy t»* such | rtiloN as may In- jnovt led hv the coiiiiiv m*v ! i-rniiiK eoiumitti *, I am 5 Yours va i v r*‘M| • ctfullv, i'. I \Y 11.1.1 VMM, bor lax Collector. I ta)\« this method **f th* v< it• •»- of Moiii*'oim i v county that lam m th* ra* tor tin* othce of fax ( , *»llect*U‘ of this county, and that lam especially anxious tor tlteii sup |M»it in thr nuniiu primaiv. My c.imlidacv is subject to aucli rules as may lo orovnlcd l»y the KxeciUive t’oimnitte* • lection. A strict husim ss aUention slinil > * p;ix»t» tile oflici it 1 am favored with it. Heap# cttiillv. I>. I'. WAKNtH’K. lor Countv Treasurer: 1 tu,*t that tin in*\t I.• “islaturc will c* mil the office of (’oiiHtv Tnasuier, since th, tlllle Is hell ll it l" .*‘i I iii-c, - -I V X prlise lo the tax payers nt tin s* v cral cotiutii s. If the l.rjjislatnie it Hi* appnmclnner s*'S'!" • t ills to abolish this othce, I am .a caiubd-i • t«»r same in i v coumv «»n the follow nits conditions: i Ist. I propose t*» i»ix* i;«>*id and sufficient j homl f**r the sati* hau of the coringv j tunds. Jal. I ilt* not pm pose to tdk. on*- cent >! j c*mimission from any tun N rect ivevi >u di hurmsl. .’l*l. I purpose to keep til*' I'l usurer's h* "ks I ill mrivct shape, and when tlo records a • j examined, ;n»*l evcrviliinK toiind in cone shafs . the fount) i ommisMuiit * > can pay no ’1 hi * e Hundrcd Oollai s. rins will ia suit in a saving of twelve liuu • died Alollars to tin tax |»ayets of the «*onnt> I The question i> :»a»w up to the t.i\<|v«ycr> tin county, as to w|u tto-i 11*«*v want :>< pa\ a man tiftVeu or tlu< * liumlr*d d« llats i T! 11 - w ik. Sohctlinm the snppol t■ f the prop! ! ! the county oil thi almv* coiHhtnuis, 1 am Yours vci v tridv I'l lIL McUA F.. FOR COI NTV TRI ASI Rfc'R: lo the N oterr ol v fountv: IliAiA’hv announce tnv*.f»it a- .» A*and»dat* fi t tin other «»f Ii aahih. r ot .s o inr: v • county «»n the following c*mdmoiis. It j* l >*islatllre dtw»s not MtMthsh tin oft! < of Mi f*vnutv Tit.isiirer at th ;*«\t ► ssn*o, 1 am in favm i»f sunn beiim ah !ism ,l l Will It elected ci\« a saMsf.,i >\\ ond t | guarantts* tin handling ot all tu: d -1 will keep tin 7Yeasiire»'s Us -ks in cor",' I shap«, and wdt ask t'**i mv servn • s foiuitv TIN-asurei. oidv Two Hno,h.d ai d i lfty l> * lai -. : per year. I r» ali/e that tht ■ Wn of rrcaatirt r -s an unm-ees.-.o y . xpctise t Ih tax-pa'« rs A>t the county. lietua ,‘h i myself.as ; .a « audldate at tb« ans*tmi uiH)ls<»to'd. II heleive I am full) eompto nt \o hold tt «»ttice, and beiii|? a cripple. im.» I* r * w uk.} I can aftord to a*v« pt the idlii *■ for a smaller aiAiomd a.** salaiy than ativ uthvi man. I am unable t*> s# * ail the voters p• ! *•* eaSlv. I but am sir»HAi> know to a rjrcat many as you and will certainly uppin iati y in support i ; tlie vHcning t ic* tkai. Yours verv tiulv, \Y k Ol CLAW I Nervous Prostration “I suff' : <1 so with Nervous Pro: ration that I thought there wo- :,o u -<• trying to get well. A f; i. :i<] r<" <enin'MKled Dr. .Miles’ K -rviji'-. and although skeptical a* ', I "Hi found myself re covering, and am to-day well.” ' M ; S D. I. J( >XRS, 5800 Broadways Cleveland, O. yI ■: ’ 1 '< l-u >s is of nervous origin. Its the nerves that n tin in-art force the blood t;. '1 \ t ins, the lungs take in oxygen, the stomach di gust i- •• "1. tb liver secrete bile and tin i : <b).-ys filler the blood, j If .. - f i1 >e organs are weak, it is tin; fault of the nerves throiu:'i .Ci they get their -tr-'s : i. Dr. .Miles’ Nervine is a .< for the nerves. It soo; 1 irritation and assists in lie i "ration of nerve force. Then : "c you can hardly miss it if you take Dr. Miles’ Nervine j when sick. Get a bottle from \ oiu druggist. Take it all ac cording to directions, and if it docs not benefit he will return your money, /-or Counts Treasurer: I h t i»‘. through thtft inedi 1110 my j , l»<i.. . f<l iiu -ffiefc of Treasurer of Mmitg oiu iv cohiim, MibjfCt to the action of tin* '. Jh ni ■ r t tji* primary. If lam favored with : 11i. inip.i | • I diHcimrgi‘ the dutieß of the i .1 1 1 11 -1 . a iMjnirt n ami in anti ict busi- ! m-M Mia 1: m r I wish t.» thank the citizens of j ! iii. -*(<11111% for iln ir cordial Mipt-ort in the la«t c:<mpaiirn, and trust that I tnay again have j t)i. n- ■ 1 i*}• ut in my eaiin*st etl’orts for the | Very Truly, W. Morkismm, Sr. I Oft COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. ;Y» tin Voters «»i Montgomery County, 1 |n*»**h\ .'iiii-hiik’u mysftll a candidate for! | fh* ‘dh •! < arty Tsehool CommiMboner, and j in ,0. / n»y eandidltey, I h Hire to *\y j thuh !*.♦* i* : i-hi actively and exclunively | | ni!gac',r<l in school work in thin county foj a '.Miiuhcr <tf y- aiM past, 1 ai.n fully j nun er-ai»t wiih the needs and r« tju*. «nieuta : f of the common school*. I ivii l have no other ImsiiieHß to engage my j ' time and ;*o.*oiimi, and m soliciting youranp- I p-u t, 1 pltdiv myself, if elected, not to make 1 do* duto > t tin* office a secondary consider- • at om, hoi to give my time and attention fully j flier* t- I Htikim ’Mi in advance for any fa .«-i- vou in.l vbf gtow on me. Your* trulv, .1 a. auld. I OR COtNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. r-» tin < 11i/■ •■h of Montgomery County: 1 hereto • 1 ! mult*- myself a candidate for the offic •■! Comity School Commissioner of ; M-mtg »ioei v C'*nnty. subject t«» such ex&mitta- , ?i<»o. *■ ;i* ;i.n*l recninfiou.s an may he* pre* { scribed '• tin* staie Hoard of Education and j »m si ,r* - i t.Commissioner, and the law* govern., the election of county achooi com lairsuuiei h. Also subject to miicli rules and regulation? , a* m.»v 1,, 11,ele i>y the Executive Committee . t v! \ t-om'ity. if naid rule* are eon- , si.stent with .ho r» *pur< menta of the state an- > : f lU’li! ies. 1 ha»v i'v - >tood for and advocated the . j edi;»‘ii 1 i-»M IMe enis-e* of tlie people, for hot.- j i 1. >■ . is e. 1 1 •••H. red national advantage*. ; ] Jr fleeted, I promise to give yiy undivided j 1 .itr- iti -ii in 1 s. h*""’ iftdirs of the county ' • slid hd . 1 . • 1 • i iv * dint to make our 4 In tlr pist 1 h-ive hid the hearty co-opera- j titMl if Me |.< it- Mint were interested in bet- * « tei sell Mils .1 ‘id In-iD r education, and I oar- 4 o'Mi, - 0 • j)p.*l: during this cam-j ] pau o. Yours vert truly', ; 1 A B. H nvHicsoN. ; LOR COi'NTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER. ; I*, tin Cit * -of Montgomery County: llniv 1-\ a 1'!!-.«i lee myself a candidate for j the «>!ii et v eimy >eli-»ol Commissi .tier *-f \ 1 M 'litgfiie \ ■ ii'Urv, subject to all la whil rules | aie 1 • : .i!<’. M-- governing lint « h ctioti. i I dii ,i colb - and normal trained teacher of J i tv.* \»• \. ;. • 'Mil 1 ien.< in sevira! cminticH of i M. a ' ->D Mm* * and e\pei ieuce qua - ] itie> in* t " lhe office. • 1 ) ; tn-i 11 ..pi -v. d methods in education J iind lor to ■ heft, r education of til* in.mess. I ' pi -•ini-c, if eb-cted. t*’ discharge ait the duties 1 ] , of th* f.Uee hi tin bi s of mv ability. i'hai.Mo t \ .ii in advance for the support \ tlr.it pi in i*c aei .od ii me. I am. Vtiv respectfullv. ] <iKu. W. THHI LKI.L. ] /hr Tax Collector: 1 * o«: : ;m« -e with tin* H*Uieita f iont* »*f my j fn. - lie l 1 10 this method of 4unoiuiciug to < th* v.'.’ i »f Al>'» tg -nn iy county that lam a J -■tied. b«i t! th*. »M Tax Collector, sub- i j- : , u;wv. It elected, I promise a J faithtui .■• !.;■»' f of the duties *»t the Tittivv. 1 Yours respect full v, ' 1.1. HAMILTON. 1 Lor Sale—Brick Y ard j h:.t;n .♦lmiil f<»r <hlh, molu-ling ,! i gilt.*; H11:r, Briek Miichiues ] :iud ; mu-', complett? for opera-; t ut. \ .tr M* Vt*rnon on tlie S. j A. I, fi\. Apf>lv at once to MAS ON (t BLANi:, 1 lot 0 Mt. Vernon, Ga Seed Peanuts. \Y' i> iv th»‘ U'M.niti- North Car olina S<" 1 f*.‘,uiuts at seven cents p. r |>. ui :ni. S<»*< us for seed. M Kvk A” Hko., Mt. N'ernou, Ga GASOLINE ENGINES. ;>. 1 Th.iusat d for sale, prices from : s;K) upward. For cat»l«>jue, prices, etc., write J . C 1 Hi' 1' Ni l RG, Helena. Ga. M. K. CALHOUK, At tv at Law, * Mt. Vernon, Georgia. | Monuments, Tombstones l IRON FENCING We desire to inform tlie people of i|; this section that we have opened a : first-class marble business in Yida- | lia. We are prepared to furnish | on short notice anything in tlie line || of Monuments, Tombstones, Orna- | | me ntal Iron Fencing, etc. | I Designs the latest and most correct | and tasty. Prices are right, and | work will give satisfaction. | YOUR PATRONAGE SOLICITED 1 VIDAUA MARBLE WORKS Yidalia, Ga. I ;! Jnhu H. Hunter, Wm. K. Pearce. Frank C. Battey. ' ’ j HUNTER, PEARCE & BATTEY,ii I; Cotton Factors Naval Stores |! EXPERIENCED Pnrtncc >! HANDLERS OF 1 a |j I Upland Cotton, Florodora, Allen Silk & Other Extra Staples, ji j Sea Island Cotton & Naval Stores, ji i ii i OVER THIRTY YEARS IN BUSINESS ii | One of the Largest Factorage Concerns in the South. Each j! Commodity handled in a Separate Department- Strictest Attention to Each. 5 Nitrate of Soda and Other Fertilizers, ji Upland and Sea-Island Bagging, Ties and Twine. !! Liberal Advances made on Consignments. Money Loaned ]l to Cotton and Naval Stores Shippers on Approved Security. SHIPMENTS RESPECTFULLY SOLICITED. 126 Bay Street, East. SAVANNAH GA. j j 'vvtmvvmwAwmuwmwwiww SEABOARD ! AIR LINE R’Y. These arrivals and departures published only as || information, and are not guaranteed. ; t Schedule Fffective January 3d, 1909. '* I.v. Mr. VERNON all trains daily. i a. m. For Helena, Abbeville, Cordele, 5 Americus, Columbus, :_2 p. m. Montgomery, and all points west. -Ml7 a. in. For Lyons, Collins, Savannah, 4:58 p. in. and all points east. For further information, reservations, rates, etc., see your j nearest Seaboard Ticket Agent, or write R. H. STANSELL, A. G. V. A., Savannah, Georgia. »«vwt»ww»>w %%»%%%%%# * J i Spring Millinery j * NOW ON DISPLAY # » # The girls and ladies should see it at « # i once and make selections for Easter « ,i # i | MRS. J. L. ADAMS, Mt. Vernon *