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About The Montgomery monitor. (Mt. Vernon, Montgomery County, Ga.) 1886-current | View Entire Issue (Nov. 10, 1910)
lA‘ IWiN WILL *■ SUE ROOSEVELTJ • New H iv' j i> 1 ' n S’ 5 udg>- Si-if «ui E t ratic munuife |'i«r i >v- u i louuced to-night turn hf will [ iriug suit against. fni in -r P.-si lent on account of certain stute nents said to have linen made i>y Mr. Roosevelt in a spe.-ch in “Jew Hampshire relative to Judge; Baldwin’s attitude on labor legis atiou. Mr Baldwin said he bad asked Jol Roosevelt to retract the atate nent, and that the latter had ’ailed to do so. The statement reterred to was reported to have been made in a ipeech at' Concord, N. H., by Mr. Roosevelt and was to the ef fect that the position taken by fudge Baldwin on the employers’ liability question was retrogres sive. “I shall waste no more words upon Mr. Roosevelt,” said Judge Baldwin, “but intend, when I have leisure, to attend to it, to bring suit on account, of his making the statement, which I have no doubt was in fact correct ly reported “I should have bee', better pleased if he hud made a trank retraction As If refused to do j this I regard il as mv duty to tiring him to justice.” GEORGIA STATE FAIR A BRILLIANT SUCCESS. Macon, Ga., Nov. s.—The an nual state fair came to an end to-day and the dismantling of exhibits already is under way. It was a success from the start. In point of excellence of exhibits and attendance it has been al most a record breaker. The prizes given for county exhibits were well won. The full award of prizes was as follows: Cobb county, first prize, $1,200; Gwinnett county, second prize, $800; Worth county, third prize, $500; Jones connty, fourth prize, $200; Bulloch coun ty, fifth prize, $200; Bibb county, sixth prize, $200; Carroll county, seventh prize, $200; Hancock county eighth prize, $100; Hall county, ninth prize, $100; Cam den county, tenth prize, SIOO. First prize for best individual agricultural exhibits, E. A. Ries, Bibb connty, $150; second prize, R. C. Durden, Bibb county, $75. Those in charge of the various county exhibits are the follow ing: J. Gid Morris, Cobb; T. G. Chapman, Gwinnett; Mrs. W. W. Monk, Worth; Dr. J. M. Kiser, Jones; J. R. Miller, Bulloch; Dr. E. P. Frazier, Bibb; J. W. Stone, Carroll; Miss Zoe Brown, Han cock; M. Q. Whitehead, Hall; T. M. Godley, Camden. ILLNESS SAID TO BE RESULT OF SHAME. Franklin, Pa., Oct. 81.—Word tonight from the home of Joseph C. Siblev is to the effect- that neitner the former congressman nor his wife has more than the slenderest chance «»f recovery. Air Sibley blames himself for Mrs. Sibley's condition, for her breakdown resulted from the charg's brought against her hus band as a candidate for the re publican congres-ioiial nnini nin i l l mi ’h * I • **! • 1 b had uri *lhin n> r 1 ' i Dr H P Hamm mil wlm is in churge ol li*»th fill e;,i- s.i\> that two Weeks ttg" Mis SnMeV bud a slight chance fur recovery, but that Hope now has been practically abandoned Her chief trouble is mental and she is confined to her bed. Mr Sibley is able to s ; t up, but attempts to walk result in attacks of dizziness from heart weakness. He eats but little. An audit of Mr. Sibley’s $42,500 primary election expense is set for November 14, but it is not believed he will beable to appear. On August 22 Mr Sibley and three Warren county men were arrested on a charge of conspiracy to de bauch voters of Warren county. He is now under $5,000 bail for trial at the December term of court. THE MACON TELEGRAPH DESTROYED BY FIRE. Macm. Ga., Nov. B.—The Ma- T graph building was corn i\ gut d bv tire early this • v .I g she loss is estimated at SIOO 000, covered by 80 per oeut i. .sura net*. Kiv >i mrl Clay, a printer, was burn ito d-ath. He had come to the city from Knoxville, Tenn., looking for woork, and, without sleep, lay down to get some rest in the rear of thecoinoosing room. The tire spread with such great rapidity from the back to the front of the building that Clay was forgotten .n the rush for safe ty by the other employes. Only about half of the files of the paper dating back for seventy five years were saved. C. R. Pen dleton, editor of the paper, also it is feared lost a valuable collec tion of old works on history and Georgia subject. The fire as far as can be learn ed, started from three boys smok ing cigarettes at the back of the building, a “butt” dropping into some paper. The flames leaped up and spread as though the build ing were tinder. The efforts of the firemen were confined chiefly to Raping the flames from spread ing to the adjoining buildings, oleos which is occupied by the M icon Evening News. Half an hour after it was seen that the Telegraph plant was a total loss the working force was transferred to the Evening News office and the regular morning edition was being gotten out. ATLANTA COUNCILMAN TAKES HIS OWN LIFE. Atlanta, Nov. 4.—Councilman 1 Frank A. Hilburu of the First | ward shot himself to death at his home, 66 Walker street, this j afternoon, supposedly with suici ! dal intent. His wife and daughter, Mrs. i Walter Burton, and little grand child, were in the sitting room when he fired the fatal shot. Mrs. Burton states that she and Mrs. Hilburn did not see Mr. Hilburn shoot himself as neither j-vvus looking in that direction at th * ti n" ind that they do not k io v whether it was accidental, tl <i;i-il before he reached the j il' 'Spit SlI Mr Hilburn had just returned f ii fishing t rip Shortly after if (••• I- said to have remarked uni n > ,is going to clean his revolver When he took the gun i.iut : h"i'Hf,ire, nothing was ' thought of it, by Mrs. Hilburn and her daughter. A year ago Mr. Hilburn tried to kill himself by taking poison. His family says he had not been despondent and that there was no reason why he should have wanted to take hie own life Mr Hilburn had served in Council a term before the present oiif He was a well known Con federate veteran and a member of Camp Wulkwr. He was for many years coroner of Fulton county and had long been engaged in the undertaking business. PEABODY MONEY FOR GEORGIA SCHOOLS. Atlanta, Nov. 6.—State School Commisotier M. L. Brittain to day received a telegram from G >v -elect Hoke Smith, a member ot ih P a body Board, which has he • , iuig a meeting in New V mooing that the beard h i-, given this state $9,700 to be exp. nded ill bettering rural edu cation in Georgia. Os this amount $6,000 is avail aide Jan. 1, 1911, and is to be used as a general campaign fund : for rural schools. The balance is immediately available and 2,700 of it is to be used m paying the salary of Prof. K H. Powell,state supervisor ot rural education. There is given $1,00(1 each for a supervisor at the Georgia Normal and Industrial College at Mil ' ledgeville and the State Normal School at Athens. The best White Onion Sets, 10 cents per quart at Palmer Drug I Store, Ailey. THE MONTGOMERY MONITOR—THURSDAY, NOVEMBER, 10, 1910 List of J urors. Grand Jury drawn to serve at the November Term, 1910. Isaac Hudson D A Mcßae T J Thompson W W Pope L A Hattaway W B Greeway P H Clark J M Meeks J R Oarr R W Page S B Morris ' W L D Rack ley D W Folsom W J Peterson S L Fulford A S Dukes J H Martin J T Langford J C Patterson G L Adams Everett McLeod B S Calhoun Thos Kent David Miller W H Herndon J B O’Connor G R Mason S H McMillan W G McDonald J R Sumner Traverse Jurors, Ist Week, Drawn to Seive at the November Term, 1910. J A Clegg J C Mi mbs, Jr A L Adams tt F Garrett W D Butler Ashley J Browning W T McQuaig T W Morris J R Adams L W Barwick (J A Holmes H B Folsom L C Mcßae J A Galbreatli M B Sanders J T Geiger J W McDaniel H A Halhoun B J Guest A J Fowler NH Sears Jas T Wright J H Wynn W T Mcßryde G W Spivey W H H Stephens G W Coleman J J Cooper, Jr J B Clark W J Hamilton S J Hamock VV C Futrell C W Clark J A Gillis J T Duffie Jas McNutt Traverse Jurors, 2d Week, Drawn to Serve at the November Term, 1910. J A Braswell K J Boyd J A Wade, Jr Jas W Adams S J Elliott J H Williamson W T Bridges M A McMillan M B Clements A B Johnson B F Evans, Sr W H McArthur W H Sharpe B F Conner DSWarnock F R Glider J W Sn inner E C McAllister J W Wardlaw Joel Davis Hardy Butler A B Clements Duncan Morris W H Denton J W K Clark E 11 Clark W P Padgett Clayton Gritfin E L Evans B Mathias E J Turner Bennett Frost L M McLemore Jerry Johnson A T Rhodes L II Miller Talis Jurors, 2d Week, Drawn to 1 Serve at the November, Term 1910. D S Barnhill L B McLetnore D L Graham C W Browning J I McKay D O Calhoun J E Walker J Cook Conner C M Jordan W J Fowler DS Williamson J C Pittman Jas F Currie Peter Johnson W A Connaway J M D McGregor N W Clark J L Lowery W T Wright C S Johnson J J Elton B R Benton B R Hartley C P Ennis Farm for Kent. One good two-horse farm in high state of cultivation. Good roomy barn and dwelling. Two good mules and one good mare. Also oue mower and rake, one 6-disk grain and fertilizer drill, one rid ing disk cultivator, one riding spring tooth cultivator—all good as new. Also one Sterling Fan ning Mill with attachments for cleaning aud grading oats, wheat, rye, barley, corn, peas for plant ing. (This ia ine implement that, every farmer ought to use, and grade all his seed before planting.) Huggy, wagons and other farm implements all for sale. See or write me. F. D. Williamson, Rt. 8, Uvalda, Ga. For Sale-Farm Land. I am offering at private sale 91 acres of good farming lands in Montgomery county, located in u good community and conveniently’ near to good school aud church facilities. A bargain tor the right man. Call on or write J. B. Geiger, 922tf Mt. Vernon, Ga. Money! Money! I.ong Term Loans negotiated on : Improved Farm Lands and also on City or Town Real Estate in Montgomery County at a low rate of interest. \V. J|. Lewis, Mt. Vernon, Ga. Petition For Incorporation. Georgia -Montgomery County: To the JSunvriot Com t of said County: The petition ofC. f. Waller, J. J Frost, C. D. Williams, E. N. Durden, .). F. Holton, I*. P. Waller, Willie Gay, A. .1. Copeland, David Mil ler* W. J. Higgs, John A. Johnson, G. T. Johnson, A It. Johnson, J. I',. Cannady, Les- { tor Cannady, C. C« Holmea, Georgo Summons, J. T. Hammond, H. L. Sammons, J. \Y Mitch ell, C. I. Gillis, J. K. SiniHon, J C. Outlaw, F. E. Jon ex. A H SannnoiiH, W.F. Humphrey, W. H. Wood. It. ltraotlcv W. M. Herndon, L. K. Shepherd, N. It. Smith, 1, Gillis, (1. W. Summons, .). H. Martin, VV. N. Heed, \V. W. Dartey, G. E Wall, C. A. Holmes, P. iv. Dick son, H, M. Foster, J. W. Minton, 11. I*. ! Holmes, M. L. Talon, G. W. N. Smith, W. T. Coleman, E. it. Purdue, N* Highlander, T. M. Foster. T. L, New, G. E* Fowl* r, Wiley Gay, A. E. Hooks, J It Foster, W. V. Durden and E. It. McGee of said County and State and of Mouerton, Georgia, respectfully shows: Ist. That they desire for thcinm lves and others who may associate with them and tlieir successors to be inborpomtt d and made a body politic under the name aud stylo of the Farmers Supply Company for a period of 20 years ‘2nd. That the principal oftleeofthia Com- j panv shall be* in the town of Soperton, Geor gia, in Montgomery comity, but petitioners may desire to transact bushes* elsewhere in said State under rules and regulations made by the Directors ap«l Stock of said Company wherever said parties may sec tit mo to do. 3rd. The object of said Corpoi at ion is pe cuniary gain t » itseff and its stock holders. 4th. The buathemt to bo tarried on by said corporation is to be a general mercantile bus iness, buying and selling all commodities and things pertaining to mercantile business. sth. The capital stock of said corporation shall bo #5,000.00 with the privilege of in creasing tin’ same at tin su n of 115.000 h\ I the majority vote ot the stock holdei H. Said stock to be divided into shares of Five dollars each, #1,400.00 of the amount ol capital em ployed by them has actually been paid. Pe titioners desire the right to h;ivt a subscrip tion to said capital stock in money or propel ty or to pay said capital stock in with lawful currency or property to he taken at a fail valuation. Gtti. Petitioners desire the right to sue and be sued, to plead and be impleaded, to have aud use a common seal, to make it 11 necessary by-laws and regulations and to do all and other ; tilings that may be necessary for the success ful carrying on of said business, including the right to execute notes and hond- as evidence ot indebtedness, iticuired or which may be in- I cuned in the conduct of the affairs of the j corporation, and to secure the same by mort gage, security, deed or other form of lien, under existing laws. 7th They desire for said corporation to ap ply for ami accept amendments, or the au- • thoritv to apply tuf aud accept amendments to said charter of either form or substance by a vote of a majority of its stock out standing at the time, lin y also ask authority for j said incorporation to wind up its Affairs, liquidate and discontinue its business, at any time it. may determine to do ho by a vote of two thirds of its slock at the time. Bth They desire for said incorporation the \ right of renewal when and as provided by the I laws of Georgia, trial that it have all miicli other rights, powers, privileges and iminuni- I ties as are incident to like incorporations or j permissible under the laws of Georgia. Wherefore petit loners pray to lie incorporat ed aider the name and style aforesaid with the powers, privileges and immunities herein get forth, and as are now, or may hereafter be, allowed a corpoi ation ot similar character un der the laws of Georgia. L. (J. Underwood, Aity. for Petitioners. Trespass Notice. This is to forewarn the public against trespassing oil the lands of the undersigned, I»y hunting, fishing of removing wood or tim ber therefrom, or m any other manner trespassing, and parties so violating this order will he prosecuted as the law allows. We, or either of us, further offer a reward of Ten Dollars for evi-■ deuce sufficient to convict any ( person guilty of trespass a abode stated. This the 81st day of October, 1910. H. J. Gibbs, Il L. Morris, Jas. Clifton, Respass Youmans. A. T. Johnson, E. S. Gibbs, N. B. Gibbs, Sr, Full Seed Oats. I have for sale the Famous Ap pier and Buncroff Seed Oats. See me at once for seed. I). S. Williamson, 915tf Uvalda, <la. MOWING MACHINES. lam selling the famous DANE MOWER, one of the best made. 1 See me at once for prices, terms, etc. D. S. Williamson, | 721 Uvalda, Ga. l . Money on Hand TO LOAN. LOANS PROMPTLY CLOSED. We have a good sup ply of cheap money on hand at this time and can close loans very promptly, either on farm or city property. If in need of cash, come to see or write us at once. Southern Loan & Investment Co. VIDALIA, GA. E. M. RACK LEY Dentist , Office over Mt. Vernon Drug Co. MT\ VERNON, UA. • m»TTTTTTfTfm»TTTTTTfTt» , rTTTTTTTmTTT»TTmTm» t # \ [ Our New Ginnery \ ► ◄ £ This is to Inform the Farmers and the* Public 3 £ Generally, That we Have Just Installed 1 I THE MOST COMPLETE GIN PLANT \ I IN THIS SECTION \ ► 2 £ We have the Celebrated Liddell Pneumatic Elevator System, ► and we arc prepared to turn out all the cotton brought to 5 our place. It iiTour aim to give satisfaction in our line, and 3 ► we invite the patronage of the public. You will find it profit- ► able to visit and inspect our plant. ◄ I 3 E Ilest Prices Paid for Your Cotton Seed. ? ► i t Bring Us Your Cotton. 3 t We Gin it at Right Prices. J ► ◄ J MttWUittUmtMUUIWHMMmiVMttUUMUMHMMtMMM [ J. W, & C. G. THOMPSON, j ► Alston, Georgia. 3 ► ► ◄ •» 4A A4AA A AAA AA A A A AAA. AA.A AA A A UiiAiiAUiAlAUiiAAiAilAii • .1 olill 11. lliuili i, Win. I\, l’imi<•<-, Frank 0. 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KING’S NEW DISCOVERY GUARANTEED CURE FOR Croup, Whooping Cough, Bronchitis, La Grippe, Quinsy, Hoarseness, Hemorrhage of the Lungs, \ Weakness of the Lungs, Asthma and } all diseases of THROAT, LUNGS AND CHEST I PREVENTS PNEUMONIA SDr. King’s New Discovery permanently cured id dangerous throat and lung trouble, and I’ve ver since.—G. 0. Floyd, Merchant, Kershaw, S. C. AND SI.OO SOLO AND GUARANTEED BY MBHHHBHBI Mt. Vernon Drug (Jo.; Palmer Drug Store, Ailey; Rivers Drug Company, Glenwood. .. I TONEY TO LEND j I Loans of any amount from $.‘WX> to luO/HX) on farms in Mont- j ;5« goniery and adjoining countios. No delays for inspection, j i fj Have lands examined J>y a man living near you. \ ! loans on five years time, payable in easy installments to S s! suit borrower. : | GEO. 11. HARRIS j 5J Merchants Hank Huibbng o\l ( RclC , Gel. j wax wtetemeiuemtiuemtim
